Nigerian Airspace Management Agency, NAMA, has given a four-week ultimatum to owners of telecommunication masts at several locations across the country to dismantle them or face sanctions.
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The agency said the order was to enhance air safety in the country.
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A statement by Supo Atobatele, General Manager, Public Affairs, NAMA , said the directive became imperative following the inherent danger posed by such structures to air navigation in the country.
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According to the statement: "Consequently, the agency has engaged the services of Seas Electrical and Computer Services Ltd to effect the dismantling of affected masts at the expiration of the ultimatum.
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"The firm has been mandated not only to identify and report, but also to reduce height or dismantle as applicable.