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Following traffic jams at Murtala Muhammed International Airport in Lagos and Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport in Abuja on the first day of its countrywide Go Cashless initiative, the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria, or FAAN, has advised drivers and airport patrons to exercise patience.
In a post on its X account on Sunday, FAAN stated that the traffic jam was caused by numerous cars trying to register for the new Go-Cashless cards at the toll lanes in spite of earlier announcements and advertising urging early registration at its designated locations.
According to the Federal Government’s order on cashless transactions, the Go Cashless Program at MMIA and NAIA formally launches today, and the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria gratefully thanks all drivers and airport passengers.
“We are aware of the traffic jam that occurred at the access gates today. A considerable number of drivers chose to register for their Go Cashless cards at the gates this morning despite the extensive exposure, notices, and repeated announcements made before to the start date, according to the statement.
FAAN noted that initial adjustment difficulties are typical for such system transitions, acknowledging the brief delays.
According to the authority, in order to facilitate traffic flow, it has expanded registration locations, sent out more staff, and improved coordination on the ground.
The Go Cashless campaign supports the Central Bank of Nigeria’s efforts to encourage digital transactions by outlawing cash payments at executive lounges, parking lots, and entrance gates.
In collaboration with Paystack, the program has been piloted in Lagos and Abuja since late 2025 with the goal of lowering the hazards involved in cash handling while increasing processing speed, transparency, and operational efficiency.
In order to avoid repeat inspections, FAAN urged drivers to get Go-Cashless cards at FAAN commercial offices, entry gates, or partner bank branches.
The public was reassured by the authorities that more efficient operations would be guaranteed in the days ahead through continued observation and modification.
FAAN reaffirmed its dedication to offering a secure, effective, and top-notch airport experience, saying, “We appeal for your patience, understanding, and cooperation as we work diligently to stabilize and streamline the process.”
