The Nigeria Unmanned Systems Association has called for stronger engagement between drone operators and regulatory authorities to improve safety, professionalism and investment opportunities in Nigeria’s growing unmanned aviation industry.
The association said closer collaboration with government agencies and businesses would help address challenges facing drone operators while expanding the application of unmanned aerial systems in agriculture, oil and gas, and other sectors of the economy.
This was disclosed in a statement issued on Tuesday by the association’s newly elected Caretaker Committee Chairman, Okosubide Mozimo, following a stakeholders’ meeting and election held on October 31, 2026.
The statement read, “He [Mozimo] added that the committee will focus on regulatory engagement, professionalism and capacity building. It will also deepen collaboration with government agencies, oil and gas operators and the agricultural sector to unlock the full economic potential of unmanned systems in Nigeria.”
NUSA, which represents licensed drone operators and other stakeholders in
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