* Publicly apologies to airport officials.
* Pay a ₦25,000 fine for an alleged parking violation at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport.
* Comply within one week or face further action by the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria.
According to Keyamo:
* An internal inquiry, including a review of CCTV footage, found that Obi’s vehicle was left unattended in a restricted airport area for about 30 minutes after he was dropped off.
* Airport security officers clamped the vehicle’s tyres in line with airport regulations.
* The vehicle was later released after Obi reportedly contacted an airport manager, but the prescribed ₦25,000 fine was allegedly not paid.
* Keyamo argued that unattended vehicles in restricted airport zones pose a security risk under international aviation safety standards.
* He accused Obi of portraying the incident as political persecution instead of following the normal administrative process.
Peter Obi had earlier maintained that the clamping of his vehicle was unjustified and suggested it reflected a broader pattern of harassment by the Federal Government.
The matter remains a subject of public and political debate. Keyamo has presented the government’s version of events, while Obi disputes the justification for the action. Any final determination of whether airport regulations were properly applied would depend on the relevant authorities and any further administrative or legal review.
