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FCMB, 247 Travels unveil N10m ticket financing scheme

Punch Nigeria about 9 hours 1 mins read

FCMB and 247 Travels unveil a N10m “Book Now, Fly Later” scheme, allowing Nigerians to finance international flight tickets and repay over 3-9 months. Get Read More: https://punchng.com/fcmb-247-travels-unveil-n10m-ticket-financing-scheme/

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