Dealing With Airline Incidents
ANY aviation industry observer, who is paying attention would notice the slant in which Accident Investigation Bureau, AIB, reacted to the incident involving Air Peace on July 23, 2019, when the aircraft nose wheel collapsed on landing at the Runway 18R at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Lagos.
Three kidnapped Civil Servants regain freedom in Ekiti
Three Civil Servants who were abducted last Friday, by unknown gunmen at Oke-Ako, in Ikole Local Government Area of Ekiti State, have regained freedom.
President accused of campaign promise ‘betrayal’
Philippine labour groups on Friday accused President Rodrigo Duterte of breaking a campaign promise to outlaw short-term employment contracts, warning the move risked alienating his diehard supporters.
Johnson putting UK on ‘collision course’ with EU: Irish minister
New Prime Minister Boris Johnson has deliberately set Britain on a “collision course” with the EU over Brexit negotiations, Ireland’s foreign minister was quoted as saying on Friday.
Why some bills passed by the Senate are not signed –Malami
The screening of the ministerial nominees entered the third day on Friday as the Senate screened screened Abubakar Malami (Kebbi) and Hadi Sirika.
Tunisia prepares for polls after death of president
Tunisia is gearing up for snap elections as early as September following the death of president Beji Caid Essebsi, amid uncertainty over who could step forward to run the North African country.
