Nigeria Airspace Raises Safety Alarm
The Nigerian Airspace Management Agency has warned that Nigeria risks losing effective aircraft monitoring due to ageing radar systems.
The agency said its surveillance infrastructure is becoming outdated and may soon fail to meet operational demands.
Officials explained that the current radar facilities are struggling to keep up with modern aviation needs.
Without urgent upgrades, the country’s ability to track flights across its airspace could be weakened.
The agency raised concerns about safety and coordination, noting that reliable monitoring is key to managing air traffic and preventing incidents.
It stressed that delays in replacing the equipment could expose the system to risks.
Authorities are now calling for immediate investment in modern technology to sustain safe and efficient air navigation, as pressure grows to upgrade critical aviation infrastructure.


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