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Uber, Bolt not banned at Nigerian airports, says FAAN

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FAAN clarifies that Uber and Bolt e-hailing services are not banned at Nigerian airports, but are being integrated into a new framework for passenger safet Read More: https://punchng.com/uber-bolt-not-banned-at-nigerian-airports-says-faan/

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