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FAAN Enforces E-Tag Payments at All 24 Federal Airports from May 17

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Federal Airport Authority of Nigeria (FAAN)
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The Federal Airport Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) has announced that E-Tag payment will be mandatory for all travelers at the 24 Federal Airports across the country, effective from Friday, May 17, 2024.

Okay.ng understands that this move comes in compliance with a Presidential Directive requiring all citizens to obtain E-Tags when utilizing any of the nation’s 24 Federal Airports.

In a statement released on Thusday, FAAN notified the public that the E-Tag payment system will be operational starting this Friday, allowing travelers to purchase their E-Tags before accessing the airports.

“Following the Presidential Directive that all citizens are mandated to pay for E-Tags at all the 24 Federal Airports across the country, we wish to inform the general public that the E-Tags are available for sale from Friday, 17th May, 2024,” the statement said.

FAAN noted that there will be an option of paying cash at the Access Gates as motorists without E-Tags are liable to or will be mandated to pay as they pass.

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