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Nigeria shifts resumption of international flights by one week

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The federal government of Nigeria has postponed the resumption of international flights scheduled for August 29 by one week.

This was announced by the Director-General at Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority, Musa Shuaibu Nuhu, during the Presidential Task Force on COVID-19 briefing on Thursday.

According to him, the date has been fixed for September 5, 2020, for airlines and airports to be much prepared.

He said: “We have other non-aviation logistics we are still working on, mostly the COVID-19 protocol tests and online platform. We need to get this ready.”

More to come…

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