Airports the world over are known for their sprawling food courts and fancy, duty-free shops.
4 things NOT to eat before boarding a plane
While the rigours of travel can leave a traveller in need of food, its important to not overdo it lest you have an unsettled tummy to deal with 16,000 feet above sea level.
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The Lagos international airport, Murtala Mohammed International Airport is not left out of this either as several restaurants and fast-food joints have sprung up through the years.
That said, here are 5 things to steer clear from before boarding a plane in order not to have an unpleasant flight.
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