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Airlines threaten nationwide shutdown over union disruptions

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Nigerian domestic airlines have threatened a nationwide shutdown if aviation unions disrupt any member’s operations again, following the picketing of Air P Read More: https://punchng.com/airlines-threaten-nationwide-shutdown-over-union-disruptions/

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