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Nigerian woman missing in Qatar 72 hours after airport exit — NCAA official

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The Director of Public Affairs and Consumer Protection at the Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority, Michael Achimugu, has sought to establish the whereabouts of a 37-year-old Nigerian woman who has been unreachable since arriving in Doha, Qatar. The woman, who travelled from Lagos to Doha aboard Qatar Airways flight QR1408 on Tuesday, reportedly lost contact with Read More: https://punchng.com/nigerian-woman-missing-in-qatar-72-hours-after-airport-exit-ncaa-official/

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