The Nigerian Safety Investigation Bureau (NSIB) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the African Aviation and Aerospace University (AAAU) to foster collaboration on training to prevent and mitigate accidents and incidents in the country’s transport sector.
The African Aviation and Aerospace University (AAAU) is the first Pan-African university dedicated to aviation, aerospace, and environmental science.
Speaking at the ceremony held at the NSIB Training School, Director-General/Chief Executive Officer of NSIB Captain Alex Badeh Jr. emphasised that the MoU sets the stage for facility sharing, capacity building, and collaboration between the Bureau and AAAU.
A statement by Director, Public Affairs and Consumer Protection of NSIB, Mrs Bimbo Olawumi Oladeji indicated that NSIB has granted AAAU access to its facilities, facilitating an efficient exchange of resources and expertise, and further solidifying the commitment to mutual advancement in aviation safety in Africa.
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“I am confident that this MoU will enhance the effectiveness of our collaboration and commitment to promoting safer skies and operational excellence in the aviation industry in Nigeria and beyond,” Badeh said.
Registrar of AAAU, Mustapha Abdullahi Sheikh represented by the Director of Physical Planning and Works, Engineer Masud Aliyu Yerima, said, “The journey of AAAU’s establishment and progress would have faced considerable challenges without NSIB’s generous support.”
Furthermore, the Registrar commended Capt. Badeh for his exemplary leadership and steadfast dedication in propelling NSIB to greater heights. He affirmed AAAU’s readiness to engage in mutually beneficial endeavours with NSIB, ensuring the successful realisation of shared objectives.
