FAAN to Implement Cargo Tariff Increase from February 2

The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) has revealed plans to enforce a cargo tariff hike starting from February 2. This move is expected to impact the cost of transporting goods through Nigerian airports.
The decision is likely aimed at boosting revenue for FAAN and improving the efficiency of cargo services within the aviation sector.
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