Aviation workers’ unions have rejected the Federal Government’s concession of the Enugu airport, describing the process as insensitive, opaque, and exclusionary, warning that industrial action may follow if the decision is not reversed. Last week, the Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, Festus Keyamo, signed the agreement document for the concession of the airport. He assured that the agreement prioritised the welfare of workers at the airport, amid persistent concerns by aviation unions over job losses arising from concession exercises, stressing that aviation workers at the Enugu airport would retain their status as federal employees. They further accused the authorities of conducting the process without transparency, warning that the development had already triggered discontent among aviation workers nationwide. Hence, the process was incomplete to warrant the signing off of the concession agreement of the Enugu airport, as it happened last week.