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Commercial flights from Gusau International Airport to Abuja begin next month
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Commercial flights from Gusau International Airport to Abuja begin next month

Vanguard Nigeria about 2 hours 2 mins read
Commercial flights from Gusau International Airport to Abuja begin next month

Commercial flights from the Gusau International Airport to the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja, will begin next month, in October, 2026.

The Zamfara State Government announced this when it signed an Air Route Development Partnership Agreement with XEJet Limited for scheduled commercial flights between Gusau and Abuja on Monday.

The Memorandum of Understanding signed yesterday marked an important step towards improving connectivity and facilitating business, investment, tourism and economic growth in Zamfara State.

A statement by the Governor’s Spokesperson, Sulaiman Bala Idris, disclosed that the Zamfara State Deputy Governor, Malam Mani Mummuni, chaired the signing ceremony.

The statement added that the Secretary to the State Government, Malam Abubakar Mohammed Nakwada, signed on behalf of the State Government.

The statement read in parts: “Zamfara State government has signed an Air Route Development Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with XEJet Limited for scheduled commercial flights connecting Abuja and Gusau.

“Under the agreement, XEJet will operate bi-weekly flights beginning next month.

“The new air route will enhance access to Zamfara and open greater opportunities for investors, businesses and visitors.”

In his remarks at the ceremony, the deputy governor emphasised that the partnership aligns with the state government’s strategic goal of enhancing transportation infrastructure.

He said, “The Gusau International Airport was built entirely from scratch and completed within two years.”

“The main goal of constructing the airport is to make it easier and more efficient for people and goods to move, which should help boost the economy.”

“Governor Lawal has been actively seeking international investors and donor agencies, all of whom are willing to invest in Zamfara.”

“This milestone of initiating a commercial flight will draw potential investors. Improving the state’s accessibility is our top priority, as it will create a more welcoming environment for business growth and investment.”

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