Author: NewsUltra360
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SUDAN DOMINATES NIGERIA 4-0 AT CHAN, TAKES TOP SPOT IN GROUP D
Sudan crushed Nigeria 4-0 in their CHAN clash at Jamhuri Stadium, Morogoro, showcasing clinical attacking and solid teamwork. An own goal by Leonard Ngenge set the tone, followed by a penalty from Walieldin Khidir and a quick brace from Abdelrazig Omer Yagoub to seal a commanding victory. Nigeria struggled all game, now facing a crucial…
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KWARA PUSHES FOR STRONGER PARTNERSHIP TO END GBV AND FGM
Kwara State is intensifying efforts to fight gender-based violence (GBV) and eradicate female genital mutilation (FGM) through enhanced collaboration among civil society, security, judiciary, and healthcare sectors. At a recent training workshop in Ilorin, Commissioner Dr. Mariam Imam stressed the shared commitment to protect the dignity, safety, and rights of women and children. She condemned…
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IBOM AIR MELTDOWN: WHEN SKY-HIGH TENSIONS HIT TURBULENCE
Ever boarded a flight thinking the real drama was in the movies, only to watch it unfold? Well, the skies over Nigeria just served us a front-row seat to one of the most unsettling air rage stories in recent memory. On August 10, 2025, what should have been a routine Uyo-to-Lagos hop turned into an…
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IBOM AIR DRAMA: WHEN FLIGHT MODE ISN’T JUST FOR PHONES
What should’ve been a smooth Uyo-to-Lagos flight on August 10 turned into a full-blown air rage saga. Ms. Comfort Emmanson refused to switch off her phone before takeoff, sparking a heated exchange. By landing, it had escalated — crew assaulted, a fire extinguisher allegedly wielded, security attacked. She was detained, charged, and banned for life.But…
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AON BANS COMFORT EMMANSON INDEFINITELY FOR VIOLENT AIRPORT INCIDENT
The Airline Operators of Nigeria (AON) has placed Comfort Emmanson on its ‘No Fly’ list indefinitely after her violent, unruly conduct aboard Ibom Air flight Q9 303 from Uyo to Lagos. Emmanson reportedly refused to follow safety rules on mobile phone use during landing, physically assaulted crew members, and even tried to use a fire…
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EX-TUC PRESIDENT SLAMS K1 DE ULTIMATE’S AIRPORT BEHAVIOUR, CALLS FOR ACCOUNTABILITY
Former TUC President Peter Esele has expressed deep disappointment over Fuji legend K1 De Ultimate’s refusal to follow airport rules, highlighting the broader problem of impunity in Nigeria. K1 was barred from boarding a ValueJet flight from Abuja to Lagos for trying to carry a flask with liquid over the permitted 100ml. The situation escalated…
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OGUN GOVT DENIES KNOWLEDGE OF SEALING FORMER GOV DANIEL’S PROPERTY, CALLS FOR DOCUMENTS SUBMISSION
The Ogun State government says it is not aware of any sealing of former Governor and Senator Gbenga Daniel’s property, clarifying that notices seen were stop and quit warnings, not actual sealing. Commissioner Tunji Odunlami urged the senator to send a representative to the relevant office to verify documents and get the required clearance. Odunlami…
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POLICE EXTEND TINTED GLASS PERMIT GRACE PERIOD TO OCTOBER 2
The Inspector-General of Police, Kayode Egbetokun, has granted a fresh extension for the tinted glass permit enforcement grace period until October 2, following a sharp increase in permit applications. The extension allows more time for thorough verification to ensure permits go only to qualified applicants while preventing abuses in the process. The police stress that…
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UN CONDEMNS KILLING OF SIX PALESTINIAN JOURNALISTS IN GAZA, URGES INVESTIGATION
UN Secretary-General António Guterres has strongly condemned the killing of six Palestinian journalists, including five Al Jazeera staff, in a targeted Israeli airstrike near Gaza City’s al-Shifa Hospital. This tragic event underscores the grave dangers journalists face amid ongoing conflict, with over 240 journalists killed in Gaza since the war began. The UN calls for…
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MAN CHASES MOVING TRAIN, CLINGS BETWEEN CARRIAGES AFTER SMOKING BREAK
In a daring and dangerous stunt, a 24-year-old Algerian man jumped between two carriages of a speeding Railjet train in Austria after stepping off for a cigarette break. The train, traveling from Innsbruck to Vienna, left him behind at St Pölten. Undeterred, the man ran alongside and climbed aboard while the train hit 100 km/h,…
