Green Africa expands route network, aims base in Abuja

Green Africa, Nigeria’s value airline, has announced its plans to expand its network across Nigeria starting in August of 2023.

The value carrier will connect Abuja to Sokoto, Kano, Enugu, and Ibadan. In addition, a second daily service will be added between Benin and Abuja and service will resume between Abuja and Owerri.

With this expansion, Green Africa aims to establish a base in Abuja and extend its presence to 16 routes across 10 states and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT).

Babawande Afolabi, Founder, and CEO of Green Africa said, “We set out on the Green Africa journey with a clear vision to use the power of air travel to create a better future, first in Nigeria and later on across the broader African continent. Our commitment to the vision remains firm and the introduction of these new routes marks the next phase of the Green Africa journey.”

Green Africa, which started commercial operations about 20 months ago, has earned a strong reputation in the market as one of the most affordable and on-time carriers in Nigeria. Operating from the General Aviation Terminal (GAT) in Lagos, Green Africa currently flies to Port-Harcourt, Abuja, Benin, Owerri, Akure, Ilorin, and Enugu as well as connect Akure, Benin, and Ilorin to Abuja respectively.

Customers can enjoy fares from as low as N25,000 on all Green Africa routes (including these new routes) if they book their flights at least 60 days ahead.

Regarding Green Africa

Green Africa (greenafrica.com) is Nigeria’s value airline based in Lagos, Nigeria. The airline offers safe, reliable, and affordable air travel to a much broader group of customers and is a significant contributor to the economic development of Nigeria and the African continent. For more information about Green Africa or to book your affordable travel, visit greenafrica.com.

Wole Shadare