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Photo: Angry travelers sit on tarmac in Abuja

Angry travelers who were to travel to Adamawa and Gombe states from the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja got so furious and chose to assume control over the landing area and sit in dissent after their flight was wiped out yesterday night.
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A portion of the travelers said they were at the airplane terminal for their 9am flight however the carrier continued deferring the flight until 9pm when they informed them that the flight had been cancelled.

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