A former Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of the Nigerian Aviation Handling Company Plc (NAHCO Aviance) Idris Yakubu, has described the immediate past General Manager, Safety department of the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) and world renowned coach, Mr. Nath Mc Abraham Inajo as one of Nigeria’s best trainer in different fields, urging the federal government to take advantage of his wealth of experience in improving the country’s human capacity development.
Yakubu, alongside others paid glowing tributes to the Kogi state born coach, who many affirmed is one of the top leading trainers in the aviation industry at a reception organised by FAAN Safety department to honour of Mr. Mc Abraham who retired from the service of the agency on Tuesday.
The elsewhere NAHCO MD said, “as a Certified Management Trainer (CMD), a Certified Management Consultant (CIMC) and an International Airport Professional (IAP), having earned the highest global certification in airport management with over twenty years of training over 100, 000 professionals across all industries in both the Private and Public Sectors, developing the human capacity for the nation’s growth will be easily achieved if we have the like of Abraham at the helms of affairs. He is a gift to Nigeria and the country cannot afford to let others take him away from us.”
Speaking also, Acting General Manager, Safety department, Mrs. Mba Ifeoma said her former boss was a mentor, coach and counsellor to staff of FAAN affirming that he accomplished so much for the agency saying “worthy of note is his invaluable role in ensuring safety standards across our airports as GM Safety Services Department for 3 years. His giant strides in human development and capacity building in the organisation and the aviation industry in general cannot be overemphasised.”
Also, Assistant General Manager, Human Resources and Administration, Mrs. Rosemary Audu described the retiring GM as a professional who is adapt at leaving a huge marks behind wherever he find himself and said he will be missed by staff of the airport management agency.
Responding, Mc Abraham said he will continue to contribute his quota to the development of Nigeria in human capacity building whenever he is call upon and urged staff of FAAN to build upon and apply the knowledge acquired under his tutelage to the growth of the aviation sector.
