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Heavy Blow: NCAA Slams RwandAir With Massive ₦15 Million Fine Over Damaged Luggage
RwandAir has been fined ₦15 million by the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) for mishandling a passenger’s damaged baggage complaint. The airline also faces an order to replace the bag and pay an additional $170 in immediate compensation.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
The NCAA’s Director of Public Affairs and Consumer Protection, Michael Achimugu, announced the sanctions on his personal handle, stating the fine was imposed due to RwandAir’s failure to resolve the complaint within the legally required timeframe. According to the aviation regulator, the airline did not address the issue in line with Nigerian consumer protection provisions, specifically violating Part 19 of the NCAA Regulations 2023, which mandates remedies for baggage-related issues.
The NCAA emphasized that this action is part of its ongoing efforts to enforce passenger rights and ensure airlines operating in Nigeria respond to complaints promptly. This penalty follows a recent warning from the NCAA that airlines failing to process passenger refunds within the required regulatory period would face sanctions. The authority has previously sanctioned numerous domestic and international carriers, including Royal Air Maroc and Air Peace, for similar regulatory breaches.
Labour Party chieftain Abayomi Arabambi has instituted a legal action against the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN) at the Federal High Court in Abuja, following the institution’s alleged failure to release the academic records of Nigerian Democratic Congress presidential candidate, Peter Obi.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
In the originating motion filed on September 9 by his counsel, Anderson Asemota, Arabambi—represented alongside the Vice Chancellor as respondents—stated that his formal request for a Certified True Copy (CTC) of Obi’s 1984 Bachelor of Arts degree certificate in Philosophy (certificate number D000198) was ignored. He noted that the application, submitted under the Freedom of Information (FoI) Act, 2011 on August 6 following an initial letter, was neither granted nor formally declined with a written notice of refusal within the statutory timeframe prescribed by the law. Consequently, the suit seeks an order of mandamus to compel the university to fulfill its statutory duty by responding to his July 16 request.
Elder statesman and former National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Bamanga Tukur, passed away in Abuja on Saturday, just three days shy of his 91st birthday. Following his passing, funeral arrangements announced by his son, Awwal Tukur, indicate that his remains will be transported to Yola, Adamawa State, on Saturday evening. The final interment is scheduled for Sunday, September 13, following funeral prayers to be held at the Lamido Adamawa’s Palace in Yola at 10:00 a.m.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
These details were formally communicated through a press statement issued by Humwashi Wonosikou, the Chief Press Secretary to Governor Ahmadu Fintiri. The late elder statesman is survived by two wives and 18 children, a family legacy that includes Awwal Tukur, who currently serves as the Secretary to the Adamawa State Government.
Former Benue State Governor Samuel Ortom has challenged Governor Hyacinth Alia’s administration to account for approximately ₦1.2 trillion received from the Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC) following the removal of the fuel subsidy. Speaking through his former media adviser Terver Akase during a press briefing in Makurdi, Ortom argued that despite these record inflows—which include allocations for the state’s 23 local government areas—the administration has failed to show commensurate infrastructural projects or government presence. He criticized government officials for avoiding transparency and resorting to propaganda instead of addressing public accountability.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
In a swift counter-statement, Governor Alia’s Chief Press Secretary, Sir Tersoo Kula, defended the administration’s track record, pointing out that increased revenue does not equate to infinite resources. Kula contrasted the current economic realities—such as soaring inflation, high construction costs, and security challenges—with Ortom’s tenure, noting that the previous administration frequently used a lack of funds as an excuse for poor performance.
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