BY OLAPEJU OLUBI
As Nigeria savours the re-election of Ms Adefunke Adeyemi as Secretary General of the African Civil Aviation Commission (AFCAC), the Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has extended heartfelt congratulations to her.
The regulatory body said the feat attests to her exceptional leadership, visionary approach and strong commitment to the advancement of Africa’s aviation industry.
In a statement celebrating the milestone, the NCAA acknowledged Adeyemi’s strategic role in promoting regional aviation development and fostering unity among member states.
The authority emphasised that her continued leadership is a source of pride, not only for Nigeria but for the entire African continent.
“Adefunke Adeyemi’s re-election is a proud moment for the aviation industry in Africa.
“We wish her continued success in leading AFCAC, and we are confident that our unwavering support will contribute to her achieving even greater milestones.”
Adeyemi’s tenure at AFCAC has been marked by her dedication to addressing key challenges facing African aviation, including regulatory alignment, safety enhancement, and the liberalization of air transport through the Single African Air Transport Market (SAATM).
Her re-election highlights the trust and confidence that member states have in her ability to steer the commission toward achieving its ambitious goals.
As Secretary General, Adeyemi has consistently championed policies aimed at fostering sustainable growth in the aviation sector, enhancing connectivity across the continent, and positioning African aviation as a driver of economic development.
Her leadership has been instrumental in aligning AFCAC’s agenda with global best practices while ensuring that African interests are adequately represented on the international stage.
The NCAA further expressed optimism about the future of aviation under Adeyemi’s stewardship, noting that her continued leadership will undoubtedly strengthen partnerships, foster innovation, and unlock new opportunities for the continent’s aviation sector.
