Baze University Aims to Train 600 Aviation Professionals, Plans Second Abuja Aerodrome

According to a report by The Guardian Nigeria News, Baze University, an Abuja-based institution, has announced plans to train 600 aviation professionals and establish a second aerodrome in the city. The university, which has been operational since 2013, has already made a significant investment by acquiring two aircraft for its aviation school, as per a separate report from LEADERSHIP Newspapers. The move is part of Abuja’s quiet revolution, a broader effort to modernize and expand the city’s infrastructure. However, concerns have been raised about the protection of the University of Abuja from political interference, particularly from Rivers State Governor Wike, as reported by The Guardian Nigeria News in another article. The timeline for the construction of the new aerodrome and the commencement of the training program remains unconfirmed.