The Nigeria aviation industry is currently going through one of its toughest times in history. According to recent reports, from more than 15 million passengers in 2014, the Nigeria air passengers' traffic declined to 6 million in 2106. Experts now argue the once booming sector can be brought back on its feet if airline operators are ready to play their parts by working with the government revive the sector. CGTN's Deji Badmus with a closer look at the situation.
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