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Airlines borrow N60bn for fuel as operating costs rise

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Nigerian airlines have borrowed over N60bn from local banks to purchase aviation fuel, facing immense pressure from rising operating costs. Learn more abou Read More: https://punchng.com/airlines-borrow-n60bn-for-fuel-as-operating-costs-rise/

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