For some days running, Nigeria and West Africa’s largest airline, Air Peace, has been in the news, contending with obvious attempts at demarketing its brand and reputation. The battle commenced with aviation workers’ unions disrupting flight operations on Tuesday morning, leaving passengers stranded. Among the victims were passengers scheduled to travel on an Air Peace flight. Due to the protest, Air Peace flights, scheduled to depart Lagos at 6:30am, could not take off as passengers waited amid the disruption. The post Who is afraid of Air Peace? appeared first on The Sun Nigeria .

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