IBADAN AIRPORT UPGRADE: MAKINDE INAUGRATES COMMITTEE, NAMED BIMBO ADEKANBI AS THE CHAIRMAN

Governor Seyi Makinde has inaugrated a committee for the upgrade of Ibadan Airport .

"This afternoon, we inaugurated the committee which will be in charge of overseeing the Ibadan Airport upgrade to an international standard airport. We have put together a team of people with the required expertise to deliver on this project". 


1. Mr Bimbo Adekanmbi, a former Commissioner for Finance in Oyo State will chair this committee
2. Alhaji Kabir Yusuf, a former Managing Director of Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN)
3. Dr Wale Babalakin, an entrepreneur and legal luminary who has done this in the past with MMA 2
We also have three officers from the Nigerian Air Force on this committee;
4. Air Commodore Ajiboye, an expert in airport management, airport operational efficiency and security
5. Wing Commander Onyedima, an expert in runway construction and maintenance
6. Squadron Leader Sheu, currently studying for his PhD in Transportation Engineering.

Other members of the committee include;
7. Engr. Ayo Opasanya
8. Arc. Wale Okubadejo
9. Arc. Oluyomi Onilude
10. Ms Seyi Akinbohun
11. Mr Ademola Aderinto
Read my full remarks here https://seyimakinde.com/inauguration-of-the-ibadan-airport-upgrade-committee/

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