The Nigerian government is locked in a battle with aviation unions over the country's plans to concession major airports in the country. The plan would see private companies and investors run the airports, that have been badly run by government agencies. But aviation unions are opposing the plan fearing it would lead to job loses. CGTN's Deji Badmus reports.
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