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Nigerian Education Workers Sustain Protest, Insist Unity Schools Will Remain Shut
Education workers have sustained their protest over the proposed concession of King’s College, Lagos, as the dispute disrupts resumption at affected Federal Unity Schools.
Airlines Challenge 5% Ticket Charge as Aviation Unions Insist on Compliance
Nigerian airline operators and aviation unions have disagreed over the collection and remittance of the 5% Ticket Sales Charge as stakeholders debate revenue demands and sustainable aviation growth.
NCAA, ICAO, UNEP Move to Phase Out Toxic Firefighting Foams at Nigerian Airports
NCAA, ICAO and UNEP have begun moves to phase out PFAS-containing firefighting foams at Nigerian airports as part of efforts to improve environmental safety without compromising aviation emergency response.
Air Peace Apologises Over Flight Disruptions, Vows to Stabilise Operations
Air Peace has apologised to passengers affected by recent flight delays and cancellations, assuring travellers that safety remains its priority as it moves to stabilise operations.
Family, Friends Pay Tribute to Late Educationist Margaret Ermiokhale in Lagos
Family, friends and well-wishers have paid tribute to late educationist Margaret Azama Eremiokhale, remembering her life of teaching, family devotion and Christian service.
AeroWest 2026: Regional Leaders Push Single Airspace, Visa Reforms to Unlock African Tourism
Regional leaders, diplomats and aviation stakeholders at AeroWest 2026 in Lagos have called for stronger implementation of a single African air transport market, visa reforms and improved regional connectivity.
Mo Abudu Tells Young People: ‘Don’t Call Me By My First Name Anyhow’
Media entrepreneur Mo Abudu has explained why she does not want younger people casually addressing her by her first name, citing her upbringing and respect for Nigerian cultural values.
JAMB, WAEC End Multiple O’Level Verification Charges
JAMB and WAEC have introduced a N4,000 one-off WASSCE result verification fee, ending repeated verification payments for candidates seeking tertiary admission.
UI Honours Kehinde Olaosebikan as ‘Iconic Friend’ of Sports Academy
The University of Ibadan has honoured Kehinde Olaosebikan as an Iconic Friend of its Sports Academy for his contributions to the Academy’s establishment.
SOEHPON 2026 Conference to Spotlight AI, Africa’s Health Security and Sovereignty
SOEHPON 2026 Conference in Lagos will examine AI, occupational health, Africa’s health security and sovereignty, with Prof. Aliko Ahmed as keynote speaker.
Uganda’s King Oyo, Once World’s Youngest Reigning Monarch,Dies at 34
Uganda’s King Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru Rukidi IV has died at 34 after battling an aggressive form of cancer, President Yoweri Museveni confirmed.
NPFL Matchday 1 Produces Early Shocks as Enyimba Lose, Rivers United Win, Rangers Held
The 2026/27 NPFL season opened with surprises as Enyimba suffered defeat, Rivers United claimed maximum points and Rangers were held.
KASU Lecturers Begin Two-Week Warning Strike as University Appeals for Suspension
Lecturers at Kaduna State University have begun a two-week warning strike over unresolved demands, while the university appeals for suspension of the action.
NCAA Begins Framework for Pre-Loading Screening of Inbound Air Cargo
The NCAA has begun moves to implement a pre-loading screening framework for inbound air cargo as part of efforts to strengthen aviation security in Nigeria.
Haaland, Cherki Score Twice as Man City Thrash Crystal Palace 4-1
Erling Haaland and Rayan Cherki scored twice each as Manchester City defeated Crystal Palace 4-1 at Selhurst Park in the Premier League.
Manchester City Face Crystal Palace in First Premier League Away Test
Manchester City take on Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park in their first away fixture of the 2026/27 Premier League season.
SOEHPON South-South Chairman Unveils Digital Health Agenda, Announces Inaugural Scientific Conference
SOEHPON South-South Chairman Dr Nsikak-Abasi Ntia has unveiled a digital health agenda and announced the zone’s inaugural scientific conference in Port Harcourt.
Nigerian Government Inaugurates Electric Buses for Civil Servants
The Nigerian Government has inaugurated the first batch of electric mass transit buses for federal civil servants, with 37 delivered under the planned 100-bus programme.
A Birthday of Gratitude: Cynthia Okere Reflects on God’s Faithfulness and the Journey So Far
Cynthia Okere celebrates her birthday with thanksgiving, reflecting on God’s faithfulness, her journey and the growth of CeeWhy News.
Enugu Air Overrun: Attention Turns to Implementation of NSIB Safety Recommendations
Attention has shifted to the implementation of NSIB safety recommendations following the Enugu Air runway overrun at Benin Airport.