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When visiting a foreign land why not follow the customs of those who live in it.
When travelling be it around the continent or around the globe, there are certain things one has to adhere to. Today on the Travel segment we focus on the unusual African delicacies. We also take a look at the closure of the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport in Abuja, Nigeria.
During the closure, airlines have been invited to land and take off at Kaduna airport, 100 miles north of the capital. Passengers and some airliners have complained about the new development saying it would affect their business schedules.
Kaduna is also known for its notoriety with regards to kidnapping.
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