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Nigeria Airport Revenue Dispute Resolved; FAAN Begins Collection at MMA2

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A settlement agreement was approved by the President, resolving a long-standing dispute over airport revenue in Lagos. The agreement allows the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria to begin receiving revenue from Murtala Muhammed Airport Terminal Two. Under the terms, Bi-Courtney Aviation Services Limited agreed to drop outstanding claims against the Federal Government, while the government and FAAN relinquished past claims, including accumulated concession fees.

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The resolution ends a nearly two-decade period during which FAAN had not earned revenue from the terminal due to financial disputes. The settlement is expected to establish a clearer financial and operational framework for managing the airport terminal and reduce the risk of future disagreements between the parties.

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  • Federal Airports Authority of NigeriaSpeculative

    The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria could unlock two decades of delayed revenue from the terminal, providing a core income stream.

  • NigeriaSpeculative

    Revenue stream stabilization might improve national infrastructure financing in Nigeria.

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