Nigeria air traffic controllers have declared a state of emergency on the communication facilities at the country's airports. Air transport is a key mode of transport in the vast West African country but remian in disrepair at most of its terminals. They have become a source of worry among workers in the sector. CCTV'S Kelechi Emekalam tell us more.
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