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A ban on all flights in and out of Nigeria has been extended by four weeks from Friday.
The initial ban was brought in at the end of March in order to halt the spread of coronavirus.
Boss Mustapha, secretary to the government of the federation, told a press briefing that the decision was made “based on the advice of experts”.
A presidential aide has tweeted the news:
Source: BBC
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