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NCAA Bans Use of Flight Mode, Orders Phones Off in Flights
The regulator says airlines must amend operations manuals, while new measures target unruly passengers ahead of mock exercises in Lagos and Abuja.

Police Nab Man Over Lover’s Murder in Rivers State
The suspect allegedly used a machete in Etche in July, fled to Edo State, and confessed after his August arrest.

Nigeria to Enforce Reciprocal Visa Rules on US Citizens
Washington now demands five years of social media records from applicants, and Abuja says its terms will match.

United Nigeria Airlines Returns to Warri, Expands Routes
Flights to Osubi Airport resume on August 25, with new Ilorin, Sokoto and Accra services from October 17.

Akpabio Debunks Health Rumors, Returns from London Vacation
He arrived in Abuja on Monday, calling the hospitalisation reports imaginary and promising vigorous legislative work when the Senate resumes.

Passenger Comfort Emmanson Recounts Violent Ibom Air Incident
The real estate consultant says a row over her phone ended with her clothes torn and the assault filmed.

SERAP Urges Probe into Claims Lawmakers Pay ₦1–3 Million to Pass Bills
The group asked Akpabio and Abbas to hand Auyo's claims to anti-corruption agencies and protect him as a whistleblower.

Oka Community Wins Olu of Warri Peace Cup, as Awards Honour Late Awala
The 10th edition ended on Sunday with new individual prizes honouring Justice Alfred Eyewumi Awala, backed by his family.

Celebrations Begin in Warri as Olu of Warri Marks 4 Years on the Throne
A week of worship, a legends football match and a boat regatta precedes honours for seven distinguished Warri indigenes.

Gospel Star Mercy Chinwo Celebrates Birth of Second Baby
The singer and her husband, Pastor Blessed Uzochikwa, shared the news on Instagram, thanking God as fans sent congratulations.

Man Beaten in Warri For Allegedly Stealing Mobile Phone
Precious Ibekwe denied the theft, saying he only picked up slippers dropped by a man residents were chasing.

Princess Emiko Joins NCC Board, Set to Champion Digital Inclusion
Tinubu named her to the board chaired by Olorunnimbe, alongside appointments to the fund expanding rural ICT access.

Keyamo orders sanctions over leaked video as Nigerians react
The minister called the footage a debasement of womanhood as Emmanson, banned indefinitely, was remanded at Kirikiri over the Ibom Air incident.

Father of UK organ harvest witness dies after illness
Felix Nwamini Ukpo died Sunday after an illness his family links to distress over David's disappearance since 2022.

Olu of Warri Extends Deadline for 1,000-Student Bursary Scheme
With 746 students shortlisted, communities have until August 31 to nominate indigenes in 200 level for 254 remaining slots.

Five Suspected Terrorists Face Trial Over Owo Church Attack
The federal government filed nine counts alleging the men belonged to Al Shabab and planned the 2022 attack.

Ibom Air Bans Passenger for Assaulting Crew Members
Comfort Emmanson was detained after attacking crew and security in Lagos, and the airline has reported her to NCAA.

NYSC Responds to Claims by Corps Member Over Certificate Withholding
The scheme says Uguamaye's two-month extension was administrative, over missed clearance obligations, and applied uniformly to all corps members.