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 JEDLOF Empowers 300 Students ....Donates  Items To School    Over 300 students of the Ikeja Senior Grammar School and Ikeja Junior grammar school, Bolade in Oshodi in Lagos State, over the weekend benefited from the Education outreach of Jedidiah Divine Home Of Love (JEDLOF), a non governmental organisation set up to assist widows and less privileged in the society At the senior grammar school, exercise books, stockings among others, were distributed among the teeming students  Also at the senior grammar school, 10 students had their NECO 2026 examination fees paid, while 20 students were presented with school bags and exercise books.  Suggestion box and notice board were also presented to the school by JEDLOF  In appreciation of the items presented to the benefiting students and donated to the school, a member of staff of the school, Mr Ojugbele Adekunle, thanked the JEDLOF boss, Dr Mrs Ebele Okoye, for her kind gesture especially, at the time prices...

ATSSSAN pledges seamless industry operations, commend Nahco management President of the Air Traffic Senior Staff Services Association of Nigeria, John Ogbe has urged management of government agencies, companies and organisations operating in the country’s aviation sector to collaborate and engage in fruitful discussions with workers unions to ensure that their operations and activities are no longer disrupted. He said ATSSSAN, which is largely made up of senior management staff, take a lot of caution in their actions in dealing with managements stating that the body is open to initiatives that will support the growth of the companies in the industry. The ATSSSAN President spoke during a courtesy visit by the National Executive to the management of the Nigeria Aviation Handling Company (Nahco) where he declared that as social partner to organisations, the workers are part of the critical stakeholders and the oil that roll the wheels that create production. He urged better welfare condit...

 Air Peace Resumes Direct Non-Stop Flights to the Caribbean    Air Peace, West Africa’s leading airline has   announced  the resumption of monthly flights to the Caribbean from Lagos to Barbados via Antigua.  These monthly flights commencing effective May 24, 2026, will be the only direct flight from West and Central Africa to the Caribbean, providing seamless travel options for business, leisure, and diaspora passengers, within the Region directly to the Caribbean.  Passengers can fly from around the region into Lagos and connect to the Caribbean using the following schedule:  Lagos → Antigua: 06:00 – 15:00   Antigua → Barbados: 16:30 – 17:50   Barbados → Antigua: 13:00 – 14:20   Antigua → Lagos: 15:50 – 01:50 (+1)   With Return flights schedule:  Barbados → Antigua: 13:00 – 14:20   Antigua → Lagos: 15:50 – 01:50 (+1)   Lagos → Antigua: 06:00 – 15:00   Antigua → Barbados: 16:30 – 17:50   This unde...

Female drug trafficker collapses in court after conviction  ....As three convicts get 33 year sentence  A thirty-four-year-old female drug convict, Tope Ayanwale, reportedly collapsed in court after being sentenced to three calendar years with an option of a ten million naira fine in Benin City. Two other drug traffickers were also sentenced to fifteen-year jail terms each. The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), Edo State Command, secured the convictions at the Federal High Court sitting in Benin City for unlawful possession of various quantities of illicit drugs. Tope was arraigned before the Federal High Court, Benin, presided over by Honourable Justice B. O. Quadiri, on charge No. FHC/B/21c/2026. The court found Ayanwale guilty of unlawful possession of 1.272 kilograms of Cannabis Sativa, 2.1 grams of methamphetamine, and 176 grams of tramadol as charged on March 24, 2026. Two other drug traffickers, Etinosa Bazuaye, 43 years, and Godfrey Osabuohien, 34 years, we...

 FEMALE DRUG TRAFFICKER COLLAPSES  IN COURT AFTER CONVICTION .... AS THREE CONVICTS GET A 33 YEAR SENTENCE A thirty-four-year-old female drug convict, Tope Ayanwale, reportedly collapsed in court after being sentenced to three calendar years with an option of a ten million naira fine in Benin City.  Two other drug traffickers were also sentenced to fifteen-year jail terms each. The National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), Edo State Command, secured the convictions at the Federal High Court sitting in Benin City for unlawful possession of various quantities of illicit drugs. Tope was arraigned before the Federal High Court, Benin, presided over by Honourable Justice B. O. Quadiri, on charge No. FHC/B/21c/2026. The court found Ayanwale guilty of unlawful possession of 1.272 kilograms of Cannabis Sativa, 2.1 grams of methamphetamine, and 176 grams of tramadol as charged on March 24, 2027.  Two other drug traffickers, Etinosa Bazuaye, 43 years, and Godfrey Osabuohie...

  NSIB, cautions pilots  tampering accident investigation evidence  ...  As NCAA moves  to sanction crew over -writing  flight recorders  The Nigerian Safety Investigation Bureau (NSIB) yesterday cautioned aircraft pilots to desist from tampering relevant accident investigation evidence as such practices undermine the shared responsibility of  protecting lives and pursuit of  the highest standards of integrity in the  skies. The warning comes just the Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA), has vowed to sanction airline pilots involved in over writing of the aircraft cockpit voice recorders. The NCAA said it has begun investigations on the unauthorized practice threatening to use defaulting pilots as deterrent. Its Director General and Chief Executive Officer, Captain Alex Badeh  disclosed this  at the Aviation Stakeholder Engagement Workshop
in Lagos where he called on the industry to work together to push for the protection ...

'Neither our Chairman, Vice, Airline  were served with  any court summons'  ......No official notification of tax suit by LASG ,  Air Peace clarifies    The management of Air Peace has stated unequivocally that neither its Chairman/Chief Executive Officer, Dr. Allen Ifechukwu Onyema, and Vice Chairman, Mrs. Alice Ojochide Onyema, nor Air Peace has been served with any court summons or official notification of a tax suit by the Lagos State Government. Air Peace in a statement signed by its management noted with concern about a publication alleging that its Chairman/Chief Executive Officer and Vice Chairman are the subject of a tax suit by the Lagos State Government. The management of the airline stated that the claim that legal proceedings have been ongoing since February, without service or formal communication is quite surprising and shocking. The airline stated that: “We wish to state unequivocally that neither the Onyemas nor Air Peace has been served wi...