AIRPORT TOUTING: FAAN to revoke licences of culpable firms

Author: Dickson OmobolaPublished on: July 8, 2026Country: Nigeria

Crime & LawTravel & Tourism

AIRPORT TOUTING: FAAN to revoke licences of culpable firms

FAAN has threatened to revoke the operating licences of businesses linked to airport touting. Managing Director Olubunmi Kuku disclosed that investigations revealed many touts are staff of agencies and concessionaires, including trolley providers and bureau de change operators. FAAN is enhancing collaboration with security agencies and implementing staff rosters. Kuku urged passengers to stop patronizing touts by not paying for unauthorized services.

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