In order to stop the harassment and extortion of passengers and drivers by touts at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport Abuja, the Federal Airport Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) is introducing park and pay at the airport.
Speaking to the media at the airport, the airport manager/regional general manager North Central, Kabir Mohammed, explained that the decision to stop touting at the airport is aimed at bringing sanity to the airport.
He revealed that plans were at an advanced stage to introduce park and pay for motorists at the airport
Mohammed noted that the introduction of the park and pay at the airport will address the problems of touts, who go about harassing and extorting innocent drivers who bring in passengers at the airport.
He also said as part of the ongoing reorganisations at the airport, the rowdy taxi drivers and the illegal businesses going on at the front of the departure hall at the airport will be addressed.
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