The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria on Saturday appealed to passengers and aviation workers to uphold calm, courtesy, and professionalism.
This follows the recent passenger assault incident involving popular Fuji musician KWAM 1 and the more recent incident on Ibom Air involving one Comfort Emmanson, now popularly dubbed as KWAM 2.
In a Saturday message posted on its official X account, FAAN stressed that “violence is never the answer” and urged travelers to resolve grievances through the proper channels.
“Stay calm, Stay Safe: No matter the situation, violence is never the answer.
“If you have a concern, visit the FAAN Customer Service Desk to lodge a formal complaint — your issue will be addressed promptly and professionally,” the Authority said.
The statement follows public outrage over reports that a flight descended into chaos after a confrontation between the entertainer and aviation staff.
Similarly, KWAM 2’s video of an altercation with an air hostess and co-workers also circulated widely on social media, sparking debates about passenger conduct and airline staff response.
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