Terseer Adamu

Terseer Adamu

Terseer Adamu is a photojournalist who began his journalistic career in 2007. He graduated from the International Institute of Journalism Abuja, where he bagged Diploma in Journalism (OND), and Higher Diploma. He also has a Postgraduate in Public Relations and Advertising (PGDAP) University of Maiduguri.

Adamu is an active journalist and passionate about his endeavours. He served twice as the national secretary of Nigeria Student journalist forum (NSJF), the umbrella body of student journalist in Nigeria. He was, for two years, the an editor at “Insight Magazine”. 

To meet with the growing pace of air traffic and to ensure that the aviation industry is not lacking in seasoned manpower in the sector, Aviators Africa Academy and Aviadev have partnered with Ethiopian Airlines and other aviation companies to inspire young people to take an interest the sub sector.

As players in the Tourism and Transportation sectors of the national economy in the country converge in Abuja to brainstorm on the interconnectedness between transportation and tourism; a connectivity brought by road, rail, maritime, and air transport services to chart the way forward for both sectors and by extension, reposition them  in the economic diversification drive of the President Muhammadu Buhari led administration, it behooves that key stakeholders in the sectors are fully represented and participate fully in the Summit and Expo.

Med-View Airline will resume its London and Dubai fight services in May, the Chief Executive Officer, Alhaji Muneer Bankole, has said.

Bankole explained that the services were suspended when the airline returned the leased Boeing 777 and 737-800 aircraft used on the routes, while two out of its four aircraft were also taken out of the country, one for a C-check and the other for reconfiguration.

A new plan to give more travellers a visit visa when they arrive at any UAE airport will encourage them to explore the country and boost tourism spending.

The move, outlined by the UAE Cabinet on Sunday, is a part of a broader plan to encourage transit passengers to stay in the country longer and visit its landmarks.

The Federal Government, yesterday, reiterated its commitment to the implementation of the aviation roadmap approved by President Muhammadu Buhari in 2016 aimed at opening up the sector for investments.
The government also assured prospective investors of security and requisite infrastructural support for their investments to ensure long-term business sustainability.

The Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed has reiterated that Lagos State has the potential to become Africa’s tourism hub.
According to the minister, the Federal Government will support it in developing the sector.

The African Export-Import Bank has charged the Nigerian government on the urgent need to establish a national Carrier to boost economy and demonstrate the nations continental leadership.
Global Head, Client Relations, Afreximbank Rene Awambeng, made the call at the Roadshow for Russian Aviation Products and Capabilities in Africa held in Abuja on Thursday.

SPECIAL MESSAGE DELIVERED BY HIS EXCELLENCY, MR. AKINWUNMI AMBODE, GOVERNOR OF LAGOS STATE AT THE OPENING CEREMONY OF THE 2018 LAGOS TOURISM SUMMIT ON MONDAY, 16TH APRIL, 2018 AT THE EKO HOTEL & SUITES.

Nigeria’s major domestic carrier, Medview Airline, has said that due to the high cost of aviation fuel in Nigeria, it spent about N22 billion on the product in the last five years.
The airline also said that in an effort to streamline its operations, it had to lay off 52 members of staff from both technical and administrative areas of its operation.

The scarcity of Nigerian passports at immigration offices nationwide has worsened with resultant hardship for citizens intending to procure the document for overseas travel.

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