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Where will I get N18m? Airport taxi drivers reject new vehicle rule

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Commercial taxi operators at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Lagos, have raised concerns over alleged arrests and intimidation following the introduction of the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria’s new airport car-hire management system. The drivers also lamented that the requirement to use newer vehicles was placing them under financial pressure, with some selling their cars Read More: https://punchng.com/where-will-i-get-n18m-airport-taxi-drivers-reject-new-vehicle-rule/

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