FG Set To Host Nigeria International Airshow (NIA) In 2025

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L-R: Chief Executive Officer of Nigeria International Airshow, Bria Williams listening to the Hon. Minister while delivering his Address at the event.
L-R: Chief Executive Officer of Nigeria International Airshow, Bria Williams listening to the Hon. Minister while delivering his Address at the event.

In a significant move to boost Nigeria’s aviation sector, and improve Nigeria’s economy, the Honourable Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, Festus Keyamo SAN, CON, FICArb (UK), has announced that the Ministry of Aviation and Aerospace Development will host the Nigeria International Airshow (NIA). This landmark event is set to take place in Lagos in the first quarter of the year 2025.

At a briefing held in the Minister’s Conference Room today, in Abuja, Keyamo highlighted the strategic importance of the Nigeria International Airshow as a platform to gather aviation stakeholders from around the world. He said the proposed three-day event will serve as an avenue to showcase the cutting-edge technologies and advancement in aviation, with leading industry players displaying their latest products and services. “The airshow will feature world-class exhibitions and live demonstrations, providing an unparalleled opportunity for stakeholders to engage, collaborate, and explore business opportunities.”

“Nigeria’s unique geographic location positions it as an ideal hub for African transit and aviation activities,” he stated. “The Nigeria International Airshow will not only highlight the country’s potential in the aviation industry but also draw a broad spectrum of participants, including international and local manufacturers, airlines, regulatory agencies, and aviation service providers, foster stronger partnerships and create investment opportunities that will drive growth and development across the sector.”

The Minister said the Nigeria show will offer a unique blend of exhibition areas, live displays, with opportunities for networking, investment discussions, and showcasing Nigeria’s potential in aviation.

Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Nigeria International Airshow, Brian Williams, expressed deep appreciation to the Minister for his commitment to advancing Nigeria’s aviation industry. “We are grateful to the Honourable Minister for his support in making this airshow a reality in Nigeria. We believe it will be a defining moment, not only for our country but for the African aviation industry as a whole,” said Williams.

The Nigeria International Airshow is set to attract participants from across the globe and promises to be a milestone event for the industry in Africa. Through this initiative, the Federal Government is demonstrating its commitment to making Nigeria a key player in global aviation.

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Odutayo Oluseyi
Head Press and Public Relation