HAJJ 2026: 1600 LAGOS PILGRIMS ARRIVE SAFELY FROM MAKKAH. (PHOTO). #PRESS RELEASE.

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 HAJJ 2026: 1600 LAGOS PILGRIMS ARRIVE SAFELY FROM MAKKAH The 1,600 Lagos pilgrims who participated in the just-concluded Hajj exercise in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia have all arrived safely to join their respective families. The safe arrival of the last and final batch of 187 pilgrims on Saturday marked the conclusion of the 2026 Hajj operations. Speaking to journalists at the tarmac of the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Ikeja, the Amir-ul-Hajj and State Commissioner of Home Affairs, Ibrahim Layode said that the spiritual exercise was a success for Lagos State. The Commissioner who attributed the success to the exemplary conduct of the pilgrims while in the Holy Land maintained that the State also made adequate arrangements by engaging critical stakeholders ahead of the journey. "We give all Glory to Almighty God for the successful completion of this year's Hajj journey to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and I want to say that it was a success achieved through teamwork a...

NCAA SUMMONS KENYA AIRWAYS OVER VIRAL PASSENGER INCIDENT. (PHOTO).


 NCAA Summons Kenya Airways Over Viral Passenger Incident


The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has summoned Kenya Airways to its Abuja headquarters following a viral video showing a heated altercation between a Nigerian passenger and a Kenya Airways agent in Nairobi.


The dispute, captured on social media, involved passenger Gloria Omisore, who was traveling from Lagos to Manchester with layovers in Nairobi and Paris. In the video, Omisore accused the airline of mistreating her during a 17-hour layover and demanded food, accommodation, and sanitary supplies.


Kenya Airways responded by claiming Omisore was denied boarding to Paris due to a lack of a SCHENGEN Visa and refused an alternative route through London. The airline also alleged that Omisore reacted inappropriately by throwing used sanitary pads at staff members.


NCAA Director of Public Affairs, Michael Achimugu, criticized both the airline's unprofessional conduct and Omisore's behavior, citing Part 19 of the NCAA Regulations 2023. The NCAA emphasized its commitment to protecting stakeholders' rights and has called for Kenya Airways to address the incident.

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