Aviation unions have threatened to shut down airlines accused of withholding statutory ticket sales charges collected from passengers after the expiration of multiple ultimatums, warning of possible nationwide flight disruptions.
The Airline Operators of Nigeria (AON) has opposed the planned strike by some aviation unions over alleged unremitted Ticket Service Charges, warning that any disruption to flight operations would affect passengers and the aviation industry.
American gospel star Kirk Franklin surprised fans by inviting Mercy Chinwo on stage during the International Gospel Music Festival. The inspiring performance has gone viral, drawing praise from gospel music lovers worldwide.
Davido celebrated the release of his sixth studio album, "ORIADÉ", with an intimate listening event in New York, featuring performances, surprise guest Black Sherif and close collaborators.
UEFA has welcomed FIFA's decision to abandon plans to sell a stake in the World Cup, calling it a victory for football and urging reforms to rebuild trust in the global governing body.
Nigerian WWE star Oba Femi defeated Brock Lesnar in a historic Hell in a Cell match at SummerSlam 2026, ending Lesnar's unbeaten record inside the steel structure
The Federal Government has introduced the 2026 Tertiary Institutions National Laureate Programme, offering N365 million in research awards to promote innovation, academic excellence and commercialization of research in Nigerian tertiary institutions.
Etihad Airways has named APG Nigeria as its General Sales Agent to strengthen its commercial operations in Nigeria ahead of launching daily Lagos-Abu Dhabi flights in March 2027. The partnership is expected to boost travel opportunities and deepen the airline's presence in West Africa.
TikTok creators Peller and Jarvis tied the knot in a lavish Lagos ceremony, receiving a luxury mansion, a plot of land, cash gifts and other generous presents from friends and well-wishers. The celebrity-filled wedding generated massive reactions across social media.
FAAN has confirmed that no fire occurred at Terminal 2 of the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Lagos. The authority said smoke inside the terminal resulted from the discharge of the FM-200 fire suppression system, while investigations into the cause of the activation are ongoing.