All The NewsCover Story

Covid-19: Nigeria Announces Date for Resumption of International Flights

1 Mins read

The Nigerian government has announced that international flights will commence operation on August 29, 2020..

The new date for fight resumption was announced by the Minister of Aviation, Hadi Sirika at the bi-weekly Presidential Task Force on COVID-19 briefing on Monday.

He said the airports will open in batches beginning with Lagos and Abuja.

President Muhammad Buhari had in March ordered the suspension of international flights to curb the influx of imported cases of the virus in the country.

While local flights were also suspended, they have resumed for about a month as the country joins the rest of the world to battle COVID-19.

Nigeria has recorded over 40,000 COVID-19 cases with less than a thousand deaths so far

   

About author
Time Nigeria is a modern and general interest Magazine with its Headquarters in Abuja. The Magazine has a remarkable difference in editorial philosophy and goals, it adheres strictly to the ethics of Journalism by using the finest ethos of the profession to promote peace among citizens; identifying and harnessing the nation’s vast resources; celebrating achievements of government agencies, individuals, groups and corporate organizations and above all, repositioning Nigeria for the needed growth and development. Time Nigeria gives emphasis to places and issues that have not been given adequate attention by others. The Magazine is national in outlook and is currently being read and patronized both in print and on our vibrant and active online platform (www.timenigeria.com).
Articles
Related posts
Cover StoryEnergyNewsPower and Energy

National Grid Collapses Again

1 Mins read
Again, Nigerians have been plunged into a round of darkness on Tuesday following the collapse of the National grid. According to reports,…
Cover StoryNews

Prolong Detention of Seun Odunlami: Dele Atunbi Rejuvenation Campaign Council Lauds NUJ Decision On GTB

2 Mins read
  . . .Calls For Review of Cybercrime Act of 2024 The Rejuvenation Campaign Council, the campaign organisation of Mr Dele Atunbi…
All The NewsArts and CultureCover StoryNewsTourism

Nigeria Needs to Address Shortcomings in Museum Sector – Falola

2 Mins read
“It is counterproductive for the West to push for the repatriation of our cultural artifacts while we are not investing in the…
Stay on the loop!

Subscribe to our latest news.

Leave a Reply

WP2Social Auto Publish Powered By : XYZScripts.com