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Tinubu proceeds on holidays, departs Abuja for UK, France

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu will on Thursday, commence a working vacation in Europe, as part of his 2025 annual leave. The president’s spokesman, Bayo Onanuga, made this known in a terse statement. According to him, the vacation will last 10 working days. He explained that Tinubu will spend the period between “France and the United
Tinubu proceeds on holidays, departs Abuja for UK, France

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu will on Thursday, commence a working vacation in Europe, as part of his 2025 annual leave.

The president’s spokesman, Bayo Onanuga, made this known in a terse statement.

According to him, the vacation will last 10 working days.

He explained that Tinubu will spend the period between “France and the United Kingdom and then return to the country”.

This is coming barely two weeks after the president returned from Brazil.

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Lagos Police Command spokesman, Hundeyin appointed new Force PRO

Chief Superintendent of Police, CSP Benjamin Hundeyin has been appointed as the new Nigeria Police Force Public Relations Officer, FPRO. Th development followed the redeployment of former Force PRO, Olumuyiwa Adejobi to the Delta State Police Command following his recent promotion as the Deputy Commissioner of Police, DCP. Until his appointment, Hundeyin was the Police
Lagos Police Command spokesman, Hundeyin appointed new Force PRO

Chief Superintendent of Police, CSP Benjamin Hundeyin has been appointed as the new Nigeria Police Force Public Relations Officer, FPRO.

Th development followed the redeployment of former Force PRO, Olumuyiwa Adejobi to the Delta State Police Command following his recent promotion as the Deputy Commissioner of Police, DCP.

Until his appointment, Hundeyin was the Police Public Relations Officer of the Lagos State command.

Police authorities, according to TVC News, confirmed the development, describing the appointment as part of routine administrative changes aimed at career progression and manpower optimisation.

The authorities noted that the appointment is neither punitive nor controversial.

Hundeyin, a seasoned communicator, holds a Bachelor’s degree in English Language from Lagos State University and a Master’s degree in Legal Criminology and Security Psychology from the University of Ibadan.

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Court orders British Airways to pay Nigerian passenger N53m for breach of contract

The Federal High Court in Lagos has ordered British Airways to compensate a Nigerian passenger, Mr Stephen Osho, with N50 million in damages for breach of contract and unfair treatment. Delivering judgment, Justice Ibrahim Kala held that Osho endured unnecessary hardship, inconvenience, and financial losses due to the airline’s negligence. The court also awarded N3
Court orders British Airways to pay Nigerian passenger N53m for breach of contract

The Federal High Court in Lagos has ordered British Airways to compensate a Nigerian passenger, Mr Stephen Osho, with N50 million in damages for breach of contract and unfair treatment.

Delivering judgment, Justice Ibrahim Kala held that Osho endured unnecessary hardship, inconvenience, and financial losses due to the airline’s negligence.

The court also awarded N3 million in litigation costs, covering legal fees, summons charges, and other expenses incurred over the prolonged duration of the case, as well as the impact of naira depreciation, bringing total compensation to N53 million.

Justice Kala noted that Osho successfully established that the airline violated its obligations under the international contract of carriage when it failed to deliver his checked baggage on Flight BA307 from Paris to London on December 2, 2022.

In its defence, British Airways argued that Osho was responsible for his own predicament and urged the court to dismiss the claim. The airline’s counsel also insisted that, if any costs were to be awarded, they should not exceed N60.

The judge, however, dismissed the submission as baseless and inconsistent with the evidence presented before the court.

Court orders British Airways to pay Nigerian passenger N53m for breach of contract