Many state-owned airports are for cheap political gains

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Many state-owned airports are for cheap political gains

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IT is no longer news that many state governors across the country have attributed reasons for building airports in their states to such factors including the desire to make movements of goods and people in their states seamless and above all for economic benefits. Often when enquires are made on why these governors take airport […]

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