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The Senate has called Festus Keyamo, the Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, and other important industry players for an urgent meeting in order to mitigate the impact on air travelers, in response to public outrage over soaring domestic airfares in Nigeria.
We specifically asked Keyamo, airline operators, regulators, and other industry stakeholders to appear before the upper legislative chamber’s Committee on Aviation this week in order to explain the causes of the skyrocketing fares and to devise a quick plan for stabilizing them before the Yuletide travel rush.
The Senate’s decision came after Senator AbdulFatai Buhari (APC Oyo North) made a motion during Tuesday’s plenary on a matter of urgent national importance, warning that the abrupt increase in airfares poses a serious threat to mobility and could cause travel disruptions across the country in the coming days.
During the motion’s presentation, Buhari stated that a one-way ticket from Abuja to Lagos currently costs between N400,000 and N600,000, which is beyond the means of many Nigerians.
He pointed out that Nigerians who travel by air have experienced significant inconvenience as a result of the trend, claiming that increased insecurity in the nation is forcing them to give up using roads and trains.
“Stakeholders in our airline agencies should be invited to engage and discuss the challenges. The congressman stated that urgent action must be made before to the holiday season.
Senator Solomon Adeola (APC Ogun West), who contributed to the motion, stated that airline companies should be held responsible for the price increases as they have previously received a number of concessions, especially with relation to the cost of spare parts.
According to Senator Adamu Aliero (APC Kebbi Central), the unexpected increase in airfares necessitated the invitation of the minister and other relevant parties in order to find a solution.
Additionally, Senator Onyekachi Nwebonyi (APC Ebonyi North) called for the creation of a national carrier and called the 400 percent increase unacceptable, urging the Aviation Minister to step up.
However, Senator Orji Kalu (APC Abia North) cited growing operating expenses and the skyrocketing cost of spare parts as justification for the airfare rises. Several senators vehemently disagreed with this argument.
