ICE PRINCE REVEALS HE SPENT ₦340 MILLION ON WEED BEFORE QUITTING SMOKING AND ALCOHOL. (PHOTO).

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 Ice Prince Reveals He Spent ₦340 Million on Weed Before Quitting Smoking and Alcohol Ice Prince has spoken about his former smoking lifestyle, revealing the massive amount he spent on cannabis before eventually quitting. During a recent podcast interview, the rapper disclosed that between 2020 and 2026, he spent about ₦340 million on weed from just one supplier. According to him, the amount does not include purchases he made from other dealers based in Abuja, Jos, Ghana, and London. Ice Prince explained that he later decided to stop smoking and drinking alcohol as part of a personal transformation focused on self-improvement, discipline, and better wellbeing. “From 2020 to 2026, I have spent N340 million on weed from just one dealer alone, not to even mention my other dealers from Abuja, Ghana, Jos, and London. This is just one dealer, who lives close to me in Lagos,” he stated. The artiste noted that quitting smoking and alcohol became part of his journey toward weight loss, heal...

BRITISH AIRWAYS OFFERS PILOTS BONUS FOR CUTTING FUEL USE AMID SOARING JET PRICES. (PHOTO).


 British Airways offers pilots bonus for cutting fuel use amid soaring jet prices

British Airways is introducing a new incentive program aimed at encouraging its pilots to reduce fuel consumption as global jet fuel prices continue to soar amid the ongoing U.S.-Iran conflict. Under the plan, pilots who cut their planes’ carbon dioxide emissions by at least 60,000 tons above 2025 levels would be eligible for a bonus equal to 1% of their base salary. The airline is coordinating with the British Airline Pilots’ Association (BALPA), which represents the majority of U.K. pilots, and members are set to vote on the proposal at the end of April, with implementation expected next year. BALPA emphasized that any changes to terms or conditions will be subject to member approval, and the initiative is part of broader efforts to meet sustainability goals while enhancing pilots’ work experience.

The incentive comes as airlines worldwide face pressure from sharply rising fuel costs triggered by geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. Iran’s blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, a key global oil route, has pushed crude oil prices above $100 per barrel, with jet fuel costs jumping more than 100% over the past month. Airlines are responding with a variety of measures, including higher ticket prices, fuel surcharges, and cutting unprofitable flights. China’s Cathay Pacific has increased fuel surcharges, while United Airlines warned of significant financial impacts and plans flight reductions over the coming months. Qantas and Scandinavian Airlines are raising fares, and Air New Zealand has downgraded its financial outlook until the conflict stabilizes.


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