The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) has said it has not imposed a blanket ban on e-hailing services such as Uber and Bolt at the nation’s airports.
The management of FAAN gave the clarification in a statement on Thursday in Lagos.
FAAN, however, said that discussion are ongoing with operators to establish a workable framework for their operations.
It said that the position on e-hailing services was not intended to restrict passengers’ access to transportation options or undermine the convenience provided by the platforms.
The authority said that its primary concern was to ensure that commercial transportation activities within airport premises complied with safety, security and operational requirements.
