Nigerian and Sierra Leone aviation agencies agree on closer cooperation
The Nigerian Safety Investigation Bureau and its Sierra Leonean counterpart have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to enhance aviation safety in West Africa. The agreement focuses on joint investigations, technical knowledge sharing, and capacity building. Alex Badeh Jr and Olubunmi Wellington highlighted the importance of the partnership for improving investigative systems and standards. The collaboration is expected to benefit both agencies and the wider West African aviation community.
TLDR
- The Nigerian Safety Investigation Bureau and Sierra Leone Aircraft Accident and Incident Investigation Bureau signed an MoU to strengthen aviation safety.
- The partnership includes joint investigations, training programmes, data sharing, and technical support.
- Alex Badeh Jr described the agreement as a strategic move to boost investigative capacity in the region.
- Olubunmi Wellington called the collaboration a milestone for aviation safety in West Africa.
- The agreement aligns with ongoing efforts among Banjul Accord Group member states to support each other in air accident investigations.
