By Omagha Idam
Captain Chris Najomo, the Director General of the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA), has been honored with the prestigious Eminence Personality Award 2025 for Best Excellence in Africa Aviation. This esteemed recognition underscores Captain Najomo’s Outstanding contributions and leadership in Nigeria’s aviation sector, marking a significant milestone in his career.
Under Captain Najomo’s stewardship, NCAA has enforced stringent regulatory compliance, ensuring that airlines and aviation practitioners adhere to highest standards of safety and operational excellence. His leadership has brought about a paradigm shift, emphasizing that non-compliance will no longer be tolerated, thereby enhancing Nigeria’s aviation safety record. Captain Najomo’s visionary approach has positioned Nigeria as a key player in African aviation.
The Eminence Personality Award 2025 was presented by Alhaji Amb Tade Asifat, leader of the award initiative, with the awards plaque delivered to NCAA’s Lagos office by International Mass Media expert Chief Mike Cerutti Osagie on behalf of the event organizers. This recognition is a testament to Captain Najomo’s dedication and impactful service to Nigeria’s aviation industry.
We extend warm congratulations to Captain Chris Najomo on this well-deserved honor. This award not only acknowledges his past achievements but also inspires continued excellence and leadership in Africa’s aviation landscape. Captain Najomo, affectionately known as the “Jolly Father,” remains a beacon of professionalism and innovation in the sector.
Captain Najomo’s receipt of the Eminence Personality Award 2025 highlights his commitment to elevating Nigeria’s aviation standards, fostering a culture of compliance, and driving growth in the industry. This recognition by the Eminence Personality Award reinforces his reputation as a leader of excellence in African aviation, celebrated both locally and internationally.
Weekenders Magazine joins friends, family and colleagues to celebrate a unique professional who has raised the Bar aviation standards in Nigeria.