ARIK AIR AIRLIFTS 2.2M PASSENGERS IN 2024- NCAA REPORT.(PHOTO).

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 Arik Air Airlifts 2.2m Passengers in 2024 – NCAA Report Arik Air transported 2,239,176 passengers in 2024, making it Nigeria’s second most active airline, according to a report by the Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA). Despite operating under the Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria (AMCON) since 2017, the airline completed 10,699 flights, capturing 19.3% of total passenger traffic and 15.1% of domestic flight operations. Aviation experts hailed Arik Air’s resilience despite financial and regulatory challenges, crediting AMCON’s intervention for stabilizing operations. The airline’s strong performance underscores its continued relevance in Nigeria’s aviation industry.

IGP ORDERS IMMEDIATE COMMENCEMENT OF STOP & SEARCH OPERATIONS ACROSS THE COUNTRY DURING THIS CHRISTMAS & NEW YEAR.

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     The Inspector General of Police, IGP Ibrahim K. Idris, NPM, mni in addition to his earlier directives on the implementation of an elaborate security arrangement to beef-up security throughout the nation to ensure a hitch-free Christmas and New Year celebration nationwide has further directed immediate commencement of Stop and Search operations to prevent crimes and criminality throughout the yuletide and new year festivals by all State Police Commands across the country at flash points, black spots and vulnerable points on major roads and highways across the country.
2. In order to ensure free flow of traffic and ease movement of travellers, the stop and search point will not be located at areas susceptible to traffic gridlock or vehicular hold-ups. The Police teams on traffic control and observation patrols have been deployed to such points and sections to manage traffic and carryout Police observation duties.
3. IGP further directs that all Commissioners of Police must supervise the Police personnel deployed to these stop and search points to make sure that they are not turned to roadblock, as the total ban on all forms of road blocks is still in force.
4. Members of the public should promptly report any roadblock seen mounted anywhere in the country to the IGP X-Squad through the following:
0902 690 0729, 08078662130, 08174041000 – CALLS
0903 227 8905 – SMS
0903 562 1377 – whatsapp
Email: integrityxsquad@gmail.com
5. The Police Federal Highway Patrol Teams, Safer Highway and Divisional Patrol Teams and other Police Special Squads deployed for the Stop and Search operations are under strict instructions to be polite, civil but firm in ensuring security and safety of travellers and other road users on all the highways and major roads across the nation.
6. The Inspector General of Police, therefore, calls on all Nigerians especially Travellers and other Road users to cooperate with personnel of the Force deployed in their localities as they carry out their duties of ensuring security and safety of lives and property all Nigerians.
CSP JIMOH O. MOSHOOD
FORCE PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER
FORCE HEADQUARTERS
ABUJA
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