Nigeria’s aviation regulator, the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA), threatens sanctions against Royal Air Maroc following allegations that the airline is not complying with regulatory requirements in Nigeria. Michael Achimugu, the NCAA spokesperson, says the authority has raised concerns through an update posted on X, indicating that enforcement action may follow the airline’s alleged defiance of the regulator. Separately, The Punch reports that the NCAA’s threatened action includes possible suspension of Royal Air Maroc’s operations. The report links the enforcement threat to alleged persistent violations of passenger rights and consumer protection regulations, describing the airline’s service practices as inadequate and ongoing. Taken together, the accounts indicate that the NCAA is pursuing compliance-related action based on alleged breaches connected to both regulatory authority and passenger-rights obligations. The reports do not provide details on any specific incidents, timelines, or the airline’s response. The NCAA’s next steps, including whether sanctions or suspension are implemented, are not stated in the provided excerpts.