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Source: How pressure from Finance Ministry caused FAAN’s cashless policy setback
The pressure from the Ministry of Finance, through a memo to the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN), for a March 1, 2026, deadline, without adequate preparation and infrastructure for the cashless policy at the two major airports in Lagos and Abuja, has been attributed to a catastrophic failure of the entire process. A source who was privy to the memo between the office of the Ministry of Finance but who pleaded anonymity because he…
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