TWENTY-FOUR hours after Nnamdi Azikwe International Airport Abuja re-opened for domestic operations three months after it was shut due to COVID-19 pandemic, business activities are yet to pick up.

When The ICIR visited the airport on Thursday, there were few passengers at the ticketing and checking lounge of the airport.

Domestic flight operations were suspended in the country late March as cases of COVID-19 were growing after the index case was recorded on February 27.

At about 9 am when this reporter arrived at the airport, it was observed that life was yet to return to the ever-bubbling airport, as it witnessed low passengers’ patronage.

Read more: https://www.icirnigeria.org/low-patronage-hiked-ticket-fares-strict-protocols-as-abuja-airport-reopens/

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