
As Airports warms up to commence domestic flight operations, The Minister of Finance,Hadi Sariki has said that it will not be business as usual for VIPs and Politicians to enter the Airports with their aides.
Sariki said that Security and Health measures have been put in place to ensure safety and health of passengers
The Airports were closed to the Public for about 3months following lockdown enforced by government to contain
the spread of Covid-19.
Commencement of domestic operation has been announced to hold in phases.
The Minister had said that only two airports Lagos and Abuja will resume domestic operations on the 8, while Port Harcourt,Kano, Owerri and Maiduguri would resume on July 11,and all others to resume on the July15.
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