Allen Onyema, Vice Chairman of Airline Operators of Nigeria (AON) and Chairman of Nigeria’s largest airline, warns that some Nigerian domestic airlines may go out of business within the next 30 days. Speaking in connection with concerns about the aviation sector, Onyema says the industry faces mounting pressures that threaten carriers’ ability to stay in operation. Across the reports, he attributes the risk of collapse to factors including rising operating costs and government-related charges. He also links the problem to unresolved disruptions around ticketing and industry processes, criticizing what he describes as excessive “unions’ interference” in ticket sales and related issues. Both outlets report his call for urgent government action to address the challenges affecting domestic airlines. The warnings are presented as a near-term survival risk rather than a longer-term forecast, with the 30-day window emphasized. No specific airline closures are reported in the accounts, but the statements point to financial strain and regulatory or administrative burdens as key drivers behind potential insolvencies.