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Fuel hike: Aviation stakeholders seek govt help to save 2026 Hajj

Punch Nigeria 27 days 1 mins read

Aviation stakeholders urge government intervention as the aviation fuel hike threatens to disrupt the 2026 Hajj, potentially causing record-high fares. Read More: https://punchng.com/fuel-hike-aviation-stakeholders-seek-govt-help-to-save-2026-hajj/

Fuel hike: Aviation stakeholders seek govt help to save 2026 Hajj

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