Covid-19 could cost Nigerian airlines $434 million, 22,200 jobs

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) yesterday warned that Nigeria is at risk of losing 2.2 million overseas-bound passengers and $434 million revenue loss, if the coronavirus spread continues to escalate.

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