The first international flight on Saturday, September 5, landed in Lagos, Nigeria.
This is coming after five months of Covid-19 crisis that saw the closure of the Nigerian airspace .
The plane, operated by Middle East airlines, landed the country around 2pm from Beirut, Lebanon.
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