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The Nigerian Meteorological Agency (NiMet) hosted a public hearing on a measure that would alter the Agency’s Establishment Act for 2022. The bill was sponsored by Hon. Isiaq Abiodun Akinlade, the former chair of the House Committee on Aviation Technology.
Among other important things, the proposed revisions aim to give the Agency a precise and comprehensive framework for cost recovery across the economy, particularly in the non-aviation sectors.
Strengthening the Agency’s ability to carry out its mandate, fostering efficiency, enhancing infrastructure, guaranteeing safety, and improving employee welfare are the goals.
The Director-General/CEO, Professor Charles Anosike, gave a presentation at the public hearing organized by the House Committee on Aviation Technology. He underlined that cost recovery is a widely recognized technique and a crucial component of the Agency’s sustainability.
WMO, NIMASA, FAAN, NCC, trade unions, and former Director-Generals of the Agency, Professor Mansur Matazu, Dr. Anthony Anuforom, and Engr. Dr. Jide Adeniji, were among the other important stakeholders from a range of socioeconomic sectors who attended the hearing.
Former Agency directors also submitted verbally and in writing.
The National Assembly’s dedication to a people-oriented legislature that guarantees MDAs like NiMet have the ability to support public growth, uphold transparency, respond to national needs, address climate change and hazardous weather, and strengthen the resilience of vulnerable communities was confirmed by the Speaker of the House, who opened the hearing through the Deputy Chief Whip.
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The committee’s chairman, Hon. Tajudeen Kareem Abisodun, gave attendees reassurance in his closing remarks that the committee will take into account all written and oral suggestions in a comprehensive manner and produce revisions that comply with the law. He emphasized the significance of NiMet’s mission in protecting human life on land, in the air, and on the sea—an undertaking that calls for everyone’s cooperation.
