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Air Transport Symposium, Nigeria Status Last Name First Name Title Organization Country Mr. Candengue Emanuel Airport Ass't ENANA E.P Angola Manager Mr. Valente Daniel O Representative of Delegation of Argentina Argentina on the Argantine (Canada) Council of ICAO Mr. Metohoue Barnabe Official ASECNA Benin Mr. Zeba-Traore Lucie Juriste DGACM Bukina-Faso Mr. Beyek Benjamin Sous Directeur de Autorité Cameroon Mvouyem l'Exploitatide Aéronautique l'Exploitation Mr. Kouogueu Jean Pierre Sours Directeur, Autorité Cameroon Circulation Aéronautique Aérienne Ms Hupe Jane Chief, Air Transport Canada Environmental Bureau Unit Mr. Kobeh Roberto President of the ICAO Mission Canada González Council Mr. Abeyrantne Ruwantissa Coordinator Air Transport Canada Bureau Mr. Sainarayan Ananthanarayan Statistics Officer Air Transport Canada Bureau Mr. Tsuepo Peege Representative International Canada Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) Dr. Wang Yuanzheng ICAO Mission Canada Mr. Gnang Evalou RO/AT Air Transport Canada Bureau Mr. Monteiro Carlos President Civil Aviation Cape Verde Authority Mr. Sousa Emanuel Air Transport Civil Aviation Cape Verde Officer Authority Mr. Abakar Moustapha Chef de Division Direction des Chad des Etudes Transports 2 Status Last Name First Name Title Organization Country Economiques Aériens Dr Djaogol Be-Doukeng Directeur des Autorité de Chad Transport Aériens l'Aviation civile du Tchad Mr. Desouky Mohamed Director of NANSC Egypt (M.D.) Technical Office Mr. Demissie Birhanu Master Flight Ethiopian Civil Ethiopia Operations Aviation Inspector Authority(ECAA) Ms Gelila Elias Beshah Manager Alliance Ethiopian Ethiopia & International Airlines (ET) Affairs Mr. Sahlegiorgis Yetmyet olicy Formulation Ministry of Ethiopia Berhanu Process Manager Transport and Communication s Mr. Wolde Fekadu Senior Air Ethiopian Civil Ethiopia Transport and Aviation Planning Expert Authority(ECAA) Mr. Yigezu Endeshaw Director, Air Ethiopian Civil Ethiopia Transport and Aviation Planning Authority(ECAA) Directorate Mr. Allotey Simon Ag. Director Ghana Civil Ghana General Aviation Authority Mr. Aurther Stephen Economics & Ghana Civil Ghana Statistics Officer Aviation Authority Mrs Hoffman Catherine Air Transport Ghana Civil Ghana Regulations Aviation Manager Authority Mr. Zaidi Nasim Representative of Delegation of India (Canada) India on the India Council of ICAO Mr. Kuuchi Raphael Commercial African Airlines Kenya Director Association (AFRAA) Mr. Niang Hady ANAC, Mali Mali Mr. Ndeve Lucrecia General Director Mozambique Mozambique 3 Status Last Name First Name Title Organization Country Civil Aviation Authority Mr. Eduardo Samuel Air Transport Mozambique Mozambique Economist Civil Aviation Authority Mr. Hamidou Mamane Chef Service Contact Air Niger Hamissou Commercial Niger SARL Mr. Soulcymaa Ibrahima DTA (Niger) DAC Niger Mr. Oumarou Moussa Commercial Air Naimey Niger Director Mr. Diori A. Ibrahim Vice-President Air Naimey Niger Mr. Arogunjo Rotimi Airport Economics Nigerian Civil Nigeria Panel Member Aviation Authority Mrs Derbier Marie France Deputy Economic Nigeria Commercial Department/Fre Counsellor nch Embassy in Lagos Mr. Majiyagbe Folorunsho Partner J.B. Majiyagbe Nigeria & Co. (Barristers..) Mr. Komolafe Sam GM(BD) Federal Airports Nigeria Authority of Nigeria Mr. Oladele A. O. H/AVSEC Nigerian Civil Nigeria Aviation Authority Mr. Indabawa Umar A. Electrical Nigerian Nigeria Mechanic Airspace Management Agency Mrs. Darit N. Federal Ministry Nigeria of Air Transport Mrs. Ekpemu Federal Ministry Nigeria of Air Transport Mr. Odia G. Confidential Federal Ministry Nigeria Secretary of Air Transport Mr. Ndubueze S.C. Prin. Confidential Federal Ministry Nigeria Secretary of Air Transport 4 Status Last Name First Name Title Organization Country Mr. Egwumba J.C. Prin. Confidential Federal Ministry Nigeria Secretary of Air Transport Mr. Ukwuomo P.N. Chief Confidential Federal Ministry Nigeria Secretary of Air Transport Mrs. Patia C.O. Federal Ministry Nigeria of Air Transport Mr. Saidu R.A Secretary General NAPA Nigeria H/Quarters Oba Ogunleye Femi Nigeria Capt. Adegbulugbe R.O. General Manager Allied Air Nigeria Mr. Egene Emma Nigerian Civil Nigeria Aviation Authority Mr. Ganemtore Paul Economic Nigeria Community of West African States Mr. Bello G.O. Nigerian Nigeria Airspace Management Agency Mr. Alum Gabriel Radio Nigeria Nigeria Mr. Yambali M.I. Nigerian Civil Nigeria Aviation Authority Mr. Adeola Peter Nigerian Civil Nigeria Aviation Authority Mr. Umar A.G Federal Airports Nigeria Authority of Nigeria Mr. Sadik M.A Nigerian Civil Nigeria Aviation Authority Mrs. Michael Doja Nigerian Civil Nigeria Aviation Authority Mr. Ismaila Mumunni ACATO (Stat) Nigerian Civil Nigeria 5 Status Last Name First Name Title Organization Country Aviation Authority Mr. Ukhegbu Emeka C.O.O. Voldeterre Nigeria Mr. Kyari Sheri A. S/Secretary Aviation Round Nigeria Table Capt. Ore Dele President Aviation Round Nigeria Table Mr. Akerele Sam O. Secretary General Aviation Round Nigeria Table Mr. Okaru Echeta P.A., Senator National Nigeria Anyim Ude Assembly Complex Mr. Gohoungo Norbert Interpreter Nigeria Mr. Babangida U.A CATCO Nigerian Nigeria Airspace Management Agency Mr. Eze G.U. Director, SES Nigerian Nigeria Airspace Management Agency Mr. Orishaleye J.A. Asst Chief Nigerian Nigeria Airspace Management Agency Prince Fatona Kunle HOD, Commercial Nigerian Civil Nigeria & Statistics Aviation Authority Dr. Anuforum Anthony DG/CEO Nigerian Nigeria Meteorological Agency Engr. Uhuegho Kola O. Deputy Rector Nigerian Nigeria College of Aviation Technology Mr. Odeh Emmanuel Snr. Flight Nigerian Nigeria Simulator College of Aviation Technology Mr Nnagee Innocent Operation Officer State House Nigeria 6 Status Last Name First Name Title Organization Country Mr. Bello A.A CATO Operations Nigerian Nigeria Airspace Management Agency Mr. Okungbowa Vera Co-ordinator Interlingua Nigeria Mr. Adetu Geregory ASI Nigerian Civil Nigeria Aviation Authority Mr. Sadiq Mohammed L. CATCO Nigerian Nigeria Airspace Management Agency Mr. Igbinoba M. AVSEC INES Nigerian Civil Nigeria Aviation Authority Mrs. Thom-Manuel F.G DGM (PHC Nigerian Civil Nigeria Regional Aviation Manager) Authority Mr. Olumogba A General Manager Nigerian Nigeria Airspace Management Agency Mr. Olopha S. DATS Nigerian Nigeria Airspace Management Agency Flt Lt Maibuhu S.U. A.O(MAC) Nigerian Air Nigeria Force (NAF) Mr. Onung Nuereuwen President National Nigeria Association of Tour Operators (NATOP) Mr. Ezenwankwo J.O.O. Director, Airport Federal Airports Nigeria Operations Authority of Nigeria Mr. Ugwuzor Godknows Regional Federal Airports Nigeria Manager Authority of Nigeria Mr. Gana John PATO Nigerian Civil Nigeria Aviation Authority 7 Status Last Name First Name Title Organization Country Mr. Ojo Felix F. Ex-Officio National Nigeria Association of Nigeria Travel Agency Mr. Oriowo Lai Director Nigerian Nigeria Airspace Management Agency Mr. George Telema Director, Nigerian Civil Nigeria Licensing Aviation Authority Mrs. Iloabachie Mgozi Director Federal Airports Nigeria Authority of Nigeria Engr. Ozoka A. I. Director Federal Ministry Nigeria of Air Transport Capt. Sanusi Ado MD/CEO Nigerian Nigeria Airspace Management Agency Mr. Onyeneke M.U. General Manager Nigerian Nigeria Airspace Management Agency Capt. Dahiru A. M. Director, Chanchangi Nigeria Operations Airways Limited Capt. Ruma M. Director Federal Ministry Nigeria of Air Transport Mrs. Onyewa Sheila Manager Bellview Airlines Nigeria Mr. Odukoya Kayode CEO Bellview Airlines Nigeria Mr. Isaac Joshua PATO Nigerian Civil Nigeria Aviation Authority Mr. Nemambu kenneth Director of IRS Airlines Nigeria Operations Mr. Braimah A.A. Deputy Director Federal Ministry Nigeria of Air Transport Mr. Adejare Babtunde J. PATO Nigerian Civil Nigeria Aviation 8 Status Last Name First Name Title Organization Country Authority Mr. Etomi G.O. Director of Federal Airports Nigeria Engineering Authority of Services Nigeria Mr. Bala J.T. General Manager Nigerian Nigeria Airspace Management Agency Mr. Gaiya Afang Station Manager Kabo Air Limited Nigeria Mr. Achayi G.D. C.I.A Nigerian Civil Nigeria Aviation Authority Mr. Atobatele Supo General Manager Nigerian Nigeria Airspace Management Agency Engr. Dunoma Saleh Director Federal Airports Nigeria Authority of Nigeria Mr. Opotu J.A. Deputy General Federal Airports Nigeria Manager Authority of Nigeria Mrs. Sabiyi Paulina DAWS Nigerian Civil Nigeria Aviation Authority Mrs. Umeh J.C. Asst General Nigerian Nigeria Manager Airspace Management Agency Mr. Osague G.C. Manager Nigerian Nigeria Meteorological Agency Mr. Abu A.R.G. PTO II Nigerian Nigeria Airspace Management Agency Mrs. Kalejaiye O. A. Director, Human Accident Nigeria Resource Investigation Bureau Mr. Babatunde D. O. General Manager MedView Nigeria Airlines 9 Status Last Name First Name Title Organization Country Mr. Nnodu I.D. General Manager Nigerian Nigeria Meteorological Agency Mr. Paul A. Principal MET Nigerian Nigeria Meteorological Agency Mrs. Musa Aisha A. ACAO Nigerian Civil Nigeria Aviation Authority Mr. Ali-Nock M.I. General Manager Federal Airports Nigeria Authority of Nigeria Mr. Chidio Obi Head Of Nigerian Nigeria Department Airspace Management Agency Mr. Abdulmalik A. Head of Nigerian Nigeria Engineering Airspace Management Agency Mr. Baiye Onimisi Senior Engineer NigerConsat Nigeria Mr. Tamuno Ralph Executive Director Zeep Travel Nigeria Management Mr. Bankole M. A. Managing MedView Nigeria Director/CEO Airlines Mr. Nock Ibrahim Airworthiness Virgin Nigeria Nigeria Surveyor Engr. Adetu E.E Regional
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