ANA Names Arik Airline As Official Airline Sponsor for ANA@40, Approves 40% Discount On Return Tickets for its Delegates

 

ANA NAMES ARIK AIRLINE AS OFFICIAL AIRLINE SPONSOR FOR ANA@40, APPROVES 40% DISCOUNT ON RETURN TICKETS FOR ITS DELEGATES

 

The Association of Nigerian Authors (ANA) is proud to announce Arik Airline as the Official Airline for its 40th International Convention coming up between 3rd and 6th of November 2021 at the Mammam Vatsa Writers Village Mpape, Abuja.

 

ANA President, Camillus Ukah in a release on Sunday issued by ANA Publicity Secretary (South), Wole Adedoyin, said the Airline has also approved 40% discount on return tickets for its delegates attending the 2021 International Convention from any part of Nigeria they have a route.

 

The Association of Nigerian Authors (ANA) will hold its 40th International Convention in the Federal Capital Territory (Mamman Vatsa Writers Village, Mpape, Abuja), Abuja, from November 3 through 6, 2021.

 

 

 

The theme of this year International Convention will be ‘Resilience and Nation Building: The Role of Nigerian Literature’.

 

 

The keynote Speaker is the Chairperson of the Advisory Board for the Nigerian Prize for Literature (NLNG), Prof. Akachi Adimorah Ezeigbo while the Anniversary lecture will be delivered by Emeritus Prof. Femi Osofisan.

 

 

The programme line-up include panel discussions, Roundtable discussion, Arrival Cocktail, Tour of MammanVatsaWriters’ Village, Dinner/ Grand Award ceremony and many more.

 

ABOUT ARIK AIR

 

Arik Air is a privately and wholly Nigerian owned commercial airline operating both domestic and international flights and started operations in 2006. It is West Africa's leading airline. Arik Air flies to many destinations in Nigeria, Africa, Europe and the US, including London's Heathrow Airport, and New York's JFK International Airport.

 

Arik Air operates from its two hub airports in Abuja and Lagos, with its head office located at the Arik Air Aviation Centre on the grounds of Murtala Muhammed International Airport in Ikeja, Lagos State.

 

In 2014, Arik Air developed and expanded a commercial agreement with Emirates with the goal of providing customers seamless connectivity on each other's respective route network. 2016 saw Arik Air become the largest carrier in West Africa, in the same year that marked the 10th anniversary of Arik Air's operations. Their mission continues to focus on improving connectivity in the region and facilitate the movement of passengers across their network.

 

Arik Air covers a wide range of destinations across three continents and is constantly seeking to expand to offer passengers the most complete selection of flights in West Africa. Just in 2016, the airline continued with its expansion plans with flights to Libreville and Gabon. The Gabon route is a special one for the airline because it has been many years since Nigeria has seen a direct flight to and from Gabon.

 

As of 2020, Arik Air flies to a growing number of both domestic and international destinations.