On January 9, 2025, Nigeria Travels News conducted an exclusive interview with Mr Ayo Gbeleyi, CEO of AGIL TRAVELS & TOURISM, to discuss President Bola Ahmed Tinubu‘s recent decision to decentralize the Nigerian College of Aviation. The move aims to establish six campuses across Nigeria’s geopolitical zones.
Key Takeaways
- Mr. Ayo Gbeleyi commended President Tinubu’s decision, stating it will enhance aviation training and accessibility for Nigerians.
- He emphasized the importance of appointing individuals with relevant sector experience to leadership positions rather than based on appointments.
- Mr. Ayo Gbeleyi praised the establishment of a campus in Akure, Ondo State, as a brilliant move to spread development to other parts of the country.
Interview Highlights
Mr Ayo Gbeleyi expressed optimism about the decentralization, stating it will equip Nigerians with aviation training and enhance the country’s development in the sector. When asked about the effectiveness of the move, he stressed the need for experienced leaders in key positions.
Regarding the establishment of a campus in Akure, Mr Ayo Gbeleyi acknowledged that Lagos is more developed but saw the move as an opportunity to spread development to other regions.
Conclusion
President Tinubu’s decentralization of the Nigerian College of Aviation has been met with optimism by industry stakeholders like Mr. Ayo Gbeleyi. While challenges remain, the move is seen as a positive step towards enhancing aviation training and accessibility in Nigeria.
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