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Osubi Airport manager emerges Nigeria’s best, vows passengers’ safety

Osubi Airport manager emerges Nigeria’s best, vows passengers’ safety

The manager of Osubi Airport, Delta State, Mr. Winston Egwuatu, has pledged to continue to ensure the safety, security and comfort of air passengers.

Egwuatu made the pledge during his acceptance speech after receiving the Best Airport Manager Award at the 13th Nigeria Aviation Award, NIGAV, award ceremony.

The award was presented to him by Mr. Festus Keyamo, SAN, Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Management.

Osubi Airport is located at Osubi community in Okpe Local Government Area near Effurun in Delta State.

Egwuatu said the  award was a testament of his passion, professionalism and excellent leadership skills in the aviation industry garnered over the years.

He said under his leadership with the support of staff, Osubi Airport also won the 12th edition of the NIGAV award as the Most Improved Airport in Nigeria.

The manager noted that the feat came a year after he took over the affairs of the moribund airport that was grounded for about 17 months and made it viable and serviceable.

Responding to the award, Mr. Ofulue Kasiemobi, Head of Human Resources, Osubi Airport congratulated Mr. Egwuatu for the milestone.

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