he Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria on Sunday urged passengers arriving the country on evacuation flights not to offer cash to its officials at any international airport, saying the allegation that some airport officials in Abuja were collecting money from returning passengers on evacuation flights is already being investigated by all agencies at the airport.
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