NASARAWA FIRST LADY OTHERS IN ATTENDANCE AS GOV. SULE'S AIDE HOLDS NAMING CEREMONY FOR TRIPLETS. (PHOTO).

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 Nasarawa First Lady, Ven-Bawa, Others In Attendance As Governor Sule’s Aide Holds Naming Ceremony For Triplets  ***  Dr. Kassim Muhammad Kassim, a Special Adviser to Governor Abdullahi Sule of Nasarawa State on Saturday held naming ceremony for his triplets.  The ceremony held at the Angwan Yara area of Akwanga had in dignitaries notably the First Lady of the State, Hajiya Silifat Sule and the Chief Whip of the State Assembly, Mr. Larry Ven-Bawa among others.  Kassim, a former Lawmaker and Chieftain of the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC, named the Triplets: Kassim, Fatima, and Salma.

NCAA INSISTS AIRLINES RESPECT PASSENGERS' RIGHTS DURING FLIGHT DISRUPTIONS. (PHOTO).


The Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has urged airlines operating in the country to uphold customers’ rights following increasing complaints about flight cancellations and delays.


Addressing airline representatives, aviation agency officials, and other stakeholders at an interactive forum, Chris Najomo, NCAA Director General, vowed to address the causes of these disruptions and crack down on passengers’ unruly behaviour at airports.


He expressed concern over the rising trend of delays and cancellations, emphasising that such issues undermine passenger confidence and disrupt travel plans.


Najomo directed airlines to align their operations with the Nigeria Civil Aviation Regulation (NCAR) and adhere to the Nigeria Civil Aviation (Consumer Protection) Regulations, 2023.


He reminded airlines of their obligations to promptly inform passengers of schedule changes, delays, or cancellations and to provide necessary compensation, refreshments, accommodation, and alternative travel arrangements where applicable.

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