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Abuja-bound Aero Contractors flight makes emergency return to Lagos over ‘technical issue’

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Aero Contractors Company of Nigeria Limited used to illustrate the story. [Photo credit: Daily Mail]

Passengers aboard the Lagos-Abuja flight were safely evacuated after the aircraft returned to Lagos following what the crew reportedly described as a ‘technical issue.’

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