The much anticipated return of flight operations between Lagos and Abuja in the first phase of the restart programme of reopening Nigerian airports finally commenced on Wednesday with Arik Air being the first airline to kick start the exercise from Lagos to Abuja. Other airlines that made the voyage include Max Air, Ibom Airlines and Air Peace all flying from Read More
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