FAAN Celebrates Valentine’s Day With Passengers At Airports 

The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) has treated her customers to surprise package of gift bags and rose flowers in the spirit of this year’s Valentine’s Day celebration.

The same activities took place with other celebrities sharing beautiful FAAN-branded rose flowers at Mallam Aminu Kano International Airport, Kano (MAKIA), Akanu Ibiam International Airport, Enugu (AIIA), Port Harcourt International Airport (PHIA) and Murtala Mohammed International Airport and the General Aviation Terminals, Lagos (MMIA and GAT).

In Abuja, the exercise, which held at both international and domestic terminals of the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport was led by FAAN acting general manager, Corporate Affairs, Mrs. Faithful Hope-Ivbaze, and her staff in the corporate affairs department.

Speaking on the idea to celebrate customers and airport facility users, Mrs. Hope-Ivbaze said: “Today is Valentine’s day. On this day love is celebrated all over the world and the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria isn’t left out of the celebrations. We want to use the valentine celebrations to share love to our passengers and our facilities users to let them know that we care, and we have their interest at heart.

“We present theses beautiful rose flowers and a token gift to our passengers and some clients.”

She also used the occasion to assure passengers of seamless facilitations at the FAAN managed airports across the country.

Some passengers who received the gift items were excited about the gesture. A military officer from Chad, Major Mohammed, said he was excited about the kind gesture by FAAN.

Also, Gladys from Chad still said: “This is a good surprise and Nigeria is a good country. You have a big and beautiful airport. This warm welcome and flowers on Valentine’s day is the first surprise I received.”

Also, another passenger, Omodiame Raymond, said, “I haven’t travelled on a Valentine’s Day and experienced this. This is my first time. FAAN is introducing new things to the travelling public and I wish them well.”