AN 18-YEAR-OLD WAS HANGING OUT OF THE PASSENGER SIDE OF A MOVING VEHICLE WHEN SHE FELL TO HER DEATH. (PHOTO)

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 An 18-year-old was hanging out of the passenger side of a moving vehicle when she fell to her death.  Lani Hicks sadly lost her life at approximately 11:30 p.m. on Saturday, April 4th, just before Easter. The fatal incident occurred on Interstate 35 in Murray County, Oklahoma. According to local authorities, Lani was sitting in the front passenger window of a vehicle as it sped down  the interstate.  As the vehicle traveled, sadly, Lani lost her balance and toppled into the roadway where she was struck by multiple vehicles. No one else was injured in the incident.   Lani is remembered as vibrant and full of joy. Her loss is felt deeply throughout her community. Our thoughts are with the family and friends of Lani Hicks.

FAAN AUTOMATES PSC COLLECTION AT LOCAL AIRPORTS.

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     The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) released a Press Statement entitled: 'FAAN AUTOMATES PSC COLLECTION.'.It reads in part: "As part of efforts aimed at easing passenger facilitation at the nation's airports, the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria has automated the collection of Passenger Service Charge at her local airports.This is in line with the directive by the Presidential Enabling Business Environment Council (PEBEC) Ease of Doing Business, that check-in procedures at the airports be streamlined to improve the facilitation of passengers.With this development, the use of the Passenger Service Charge sticker at the departure gate was discontinued with effect from Monday 19th March,2018. Henceforth, departing passengers who have checked-in prior to arrival at the airport can proceed directly to the boarding gates".
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