BY OLAPEJU OLUBI
Bi-Courtney Aviation Services Limited (BASL), operators of the Murtala Muhammed Airport Terminal Two (MMA2), has joined the Nigerian Red Cross Society as a corporate member.
The feat, according to the terminal operator, clearly highlights its commitment to humanitarian efforts and corporate social responsibility, which empties into building stronger communities.
BASL in a statement said: “We are honored to partner with the Nigerian Red Cross Society, a globally recognized humanitarian organization,” said Nafisat Adeniran, Head of Safety at Bi-Courtney Aviation Services Limited.
Acting Chief Operating Officer of the Bi-Courtney Aviation Services Limited, Remi Jibodu, added, “This collaboration will enable us to strengthen our contributions to emergency preparedness, disaster relief, and community support initiatives. At MMA2, we strive to be more than just an airport terminal; we are an integral part of the community we serve.”
As a corporate member, BASL will actively support and participate in various Red Cross programs, including First Aid Training, Disaster Preparedness, Community Health Programs, and Volunteerism.
Dr. Emmanuel Bassi, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of the Nigerian Red Cross Society, emphasized the importance of the partnership, stating, “First aid training is not just beneficial in the workplace but also in everyday life. Additionally, members will enjoy discounted rates for Red Cross programs.”
Also present at the event were the Nigerian Red Cross Society’s Head of Training, Mr. Augu Goji, and Head of Business Development/Marketing, Temitope Ogunrinde.
Reaffirming BASL’s commitment, Adeniran added, “This partnership aligns perfectly with our core values of safety, customer care, and excellence. We look forward to working closely with the Nigerian Red Cross to make a meaningful impact on people’s lives.”
She noted that BASL’s corporate membership in the Nigerian Red Cross Society reflects its dedication to being a responsible corporate citizen and actively contributing to humanitarian efforts.
