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Nigeria to close Abuja airport from Wednesday -aviation ministry spokesman

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Nigeria will close the capital city of Abuja’s airport at the end of Wednesday for a scheduled six weeks of runway repairs, an aviation ministry spokesman said,

The closure is Wednesday rather than Tuesday, said ministry spokesman James Odaudu, after confusion over when the shutdown would start.

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