Bi-Courtney Aviation Services, operators of Lagos’ Murtala Muhammed Airport Terminal Two, says it is preparing for a new phase of growth after concluding a three-day strategic leadership retreat focused on service quality and regional expansion.
Chairman Dr. Wale Babalakin told senior management that the company’s nearly 20-year operation of MMA2 proves the strength and resilience of its team.
“We have successfully managed this terminal for nearly 20 years. Our success is anchored on competence and integrity, and these values remain non-negotiable,” he said.
Babalakin also revealed that progress has been made on long-standing concession issues, adding that a settlement agreement will soon be signed to further position MMA2 on the international stage.
“Our ambition is clear: to establish and operate the best airport terminal, not only in Nigeria, but across the region,” he stated.
The retreat facilitator, Mrs. Olubanwo Adeosun, said the session allowed the leadership team to hold “honest conversations about where the organization is today, where it wants to go, and the leadership behaviours required to get there.”
Acting Chief Operating Officer, Mr. Kola Bamigboye, said the focus now is on turning the retreat’s resolutions into measurable results through stronger communication, accountability and operational improvements.
Bi-Courtney says the retreat is part of its commitment to improving passenger experience at MMA2 and strengthening its role as a major player in Nigeria’s aviation industry.