Engr. Farouk Ahmed (FNSE, MCOREN, NPOM), Managing Director of the Nigerian Airspace Management Agency (NAMA), has been officially recognized as Aviation Man of the Year 2025 by Air Transport Quarterly Magazine, honoring his exceptional leadership and contributions to the advancement of Nigeria’s aviation sector.
The award was presented to Engr. Farouk on Monday at NAMA’s Corporate Headquarters in Abuja, coinciding with his return from official engagements in China and Singapore. The presentation of the Nomination Certificate marked a symbolic start to the week, reflecting both achievement and renewed commitment to excellence.
Under his stewardship, NAMA has recorded measurable progress in air safety, operational efficiency, and overall sector performance. Engr. Farouk has championed reforms aligned with international best practices, positioning Nigeria’s airspace management system as safer, more efficient, and globally competitive.
In his acceptance remarks, Engr. Farouk credited the recognition to the entire NAMA workforce, acknowledging their resilience, professionalism, and dedication. “This award is not just mine; it belongs to every member of our team,” he said. “Their unwavering commitment is critical to ensuring Nigeria’s skies are safe, secure, and dependable for all airspace users.”
Industry stakeholders have hailed the award as a reflection of the confidence in Engr. Farouk’s vision for the country’s aviation sector and the tangible progress achieved under his leadership. The honor cements his role as a transformative figure driving the future of Nigerian aviation.
Engr. Farouk Ahmed, NAMA MD, is named Aviation Man of the Year 2025 for advancing air safety, operational efficiency, and global competitiveness in Nigeria’s aviation sector.
Engr. Farouk Ahmed emerges Aviation Man of the Year 2025, recognized for transformative leadership at NAMA, strengthening safety, efficiency, and performance in Nigeria’s aviation industry.
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