AIR PEACE SUSPENDS ENUGU FLIGHTS, REDIRECTS OPERATIONS TO ASABA OVER RUNWAY SAFETY CONCERNS. (PHOTO).

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 Air Peace Suspends Enugu Flights, Redirects Operations to Asaba Over Runway Safety Concerns Air Peace has announced the immediate suspension of all flights to Akanu Ibiam International Airport in Enugu, citing severe safety concerns due to the deteriorating condition of the airport’s runway. The airline made the announcement in a statement on Saturday, stating that operations to and from Enugu will be diverted to Asaba, Delta State, until further notice. The airline highlighted ongoing disruptions caused by the poor state of the runway, describing the situation as unmanageable and urging the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) to urgently address the issue. “At Air Peace, we prioritise safety over convenience. Suspending flights to Enugu will allow FAAN the opportunity to carry out necessary runway repairs,” the statement read. Air Peace expressed regret for any inconvenience caused by the change, noting that all scheduled Enugu flights will now operate from Asaba. The ai...

LIBYA DEPORTS ILLEGAL MIGRANTS BACK TO NIGERIA . (PHOTO).


 LIBYA DEPORTS ILLEGAL MIGRANTS BACK TO NIGERIA 



On Tuesday, the Libyan authorities began the deportation of not less than 320 irregular migrants to Nigeria.


Most of the deportees were among immigrants that risked dangerous sea voyages in the hopes of reaching Europe.


These African migrants, not only Nigerians, considered the war-torn Libya as a key departure point on North Africa’s Mediterranean coast to Europe.


In 2023, the rival Libya’s rival administrations agreed on a Tripoli-based anti-immigration body to coordinate deportations of illegal  foreigners.


Mohamad Baredaa is the head of security of Libya migration agency, which is working with the International Organization for Migration (IOM) to coordinate the deportation.


Baredaa said: “We carried out on Tuesday the expulsion of 163 irregular migrants of Nigerian nationality from the Mitiga airport, including 107 women, 51 men and five children.


“160 Nigerians will be sent back to their country from Benina airport in Benghazi”, later on Tuesday.

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