Licence Of Airlines That Fly K 1 de Ultimate Will Be Withdrawn — Keyamo

The unruly behavior of Fuji maestro Wasiu Ayinde, known as K 1 de Ultimate, has been harshly condemned by Aviation Minister Festus Keyamo in a letter.

Keyamo criticized the singer for blocking a moving aircraft as repulsive and against the law.

The singer was blacklisted for six months on Thursday for blocking a ValueJet aircraft from taxiing on the runway of the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport in Abuja on Tuesday when the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) wielded its big stick.

Any local or international airline that flies the singer could lose its license, according to the minister.

Ayinde was slapped with the sanctions in response to Keyamo’s warning that the singer, who behaved disorderly, is not above the law.

Remember that two ValueJet pilots were suspended on Wednesday by the NCAA for unruly behavior at the airport.

While Ayinde was clearly visible in viral videos and a clip shared on X by the minister blocking the aircraft, the pilots had taxied the aircraft.

Ayinde was denied entry to the Lagos-bound flight because he had a flask full of alcohol in his hands, according to the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN). In a alleged outburst, he was imprisoned for allegedly inflicting a compulsion on an aviation staffer.

Keyamo claimed that the NCAA was correct to suspend the two erring pilots in a post on X, but he also criticized the one-sidedness of the decision, insisting that the unruly passenger also be dealt with.

Keyamo asserted that, contrary to what Kwam 1’s agents have claimed, he consistently moved his position on the tarmac to allow the aircraft to take a position on the runway for take-off. This behavior is completely unacceptable.

At this point, it’s not even an issue whether he was carrying water or alcohol. The reprobable behavior is reprehensible, similar to a hostage situation, because the aircraft is physically preventing taxiing.

Planned Rivers LG Polls Have Failed Integrity Test – Epelle

Jake Epelle, the chief executive of TAF Africa, has criticised the All Progressives Congress (APC) and Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) candidates’ emergence for the upcoming Rivers State local government elections as a deliberate attempt to deceive the state’s citizens.

“This emergence was simply orchestrated,” he said. They only had access to them right now because they had submerged or hidden them. And the PDP and APC candidates’ combinations “resemble a concoction that will be served to the innocent people of Rivers State,” Epelle said on Thursday.

He claimed that the electoral process was ineffective because the candidates “know what they are doing” and “try to embellish their actions to make themselves appear like peaceful Jews.”

Read more about Rivers LG Elections on August 30 here.

Don’t trust the PDP people because they mix up to cover their tracks. They are attempting to make it look good in every way. A bad apple won’t look good on its own. Epelle stated in an interview on Channels Television’s Sunrise Daily that it won’t happen.

When asked what he thought of the list of candidates for the Rivers council election, Epelle responded, “They are trying to make a bad process and a bad product look good.” Our resources are at play here. We have only the right to squander resources here. Our democracy is at play.

You’ll find a situation in which those who have followed the instructions of this administration, those who have been loyal to the FCT minister, and those who have been held to the rules of this administration, were compensated and rewarded with that position despite having neither the intellectual nor moral authority to run. They do not want to take the helm of the country; rather, they want to control themselves.

Nigeria’s Rivers is a map of the oil-producing state.

He also urged former local government officials to release their records.

Epelle also expressed disapproval of the electoral process’ legal and democratic foundations.

Everything about this election failed the morality, legality, and common sense tests. He continued, “I have very little faith in the judiciary itself and the judicial processes.”

However, he advised river dwellers to be restrained.

He declared, “This is not the time to be in any way unlawful.” If that is the case, let’s trust divine intervention. However, this election was completely unsuccessful. I have no idea or faith in how inclusive this election will be.

Rivers LG Polls

The 2025 local government elections will take place on August 30 according to the Rivers State Independent Electoral Commission (RSIEC).

The state of emergency, which had earlier been declared, reportedly caused the decision to postpone the election, according to RSIEC Chairman Michael Odey.

He noted that changing the electoral calendar in light of the new circumstances became necessary.

The updated schedule includes new primary elections for the parties, candidate screening, campaign periods, and main council elections.

At the unveiling, party leaders, electoral observers, and representatives of the media were present to review and discuss the updated guidelines.

Participating political parties are expected to hold primaries between July 31 and August 3, 2025, and to announce their candidates’ names on August 3 and 4, 2025 in accordance with the revised guidelines.

Electioneering would begin on August 12, 2025, according to RESIEC.

On Saturday, August 16, 2025, it stated that ad-hoc staff would be hired for the elections.

The candidate list will be available on Wednesday, August 20, 2025, according to the organization.

VIDEO: 60 Percent Of Nigeria’s Food Rot Due To Poor Storage —NAFDAC

The Nigerian government’s reported a disproportionate amount of food wastage, which the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) called out. &nbsp,

On Thursday, the director general of NAFDAC, who spoke on Channels Television’s Sunrise Daily, attributed the lack of storage materials to the country. &nbsp,

READ ALSO: GMO Foods Should Be Labeled and Not Bad For Us, NAFDAC,

Watch the following interview:

Police Recover Explosives, Ammunition In Kaduna Scrap Depot

Explosive items and ammunition were recovered from a scrap yard in the state’s Kudandan district’s Kaduna South Local Government Area by the Kaduna Police Command. &nbsp,

Police operatives made the discovery in a statement, according to Mansir Hassan, the Public Relations Officer for the Rivers Police Command, following an intelligence report about suspicious items discovered at the scavengers’ company on the outskirts of the Kaduna metropolis.

According to Hassan, the items were reportedly combined with previously transported waste into Kaduna from Borno State. According to Hassan’s statement, a team from the police’s Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) unit, led by its commander, was immediately dispatched to the scene.

Read more about the police’s arrest of the car theft syndicate in Rivers and their recovery of 22 stolen vehicles.

The items were later found to be military-grade ordnance bombs, according to the police statement, which included an explanation of what had been done.

According to the EOD team, “the UXOs were immediately evacuated to a secure location where they will be safely destroyed in accordance with established safety protocols.”

The additional items that were recovered during the operation included a locally produced revolver pistol that was fully loaded with six rounds of ammunition, 15 rounds of 7. 2mm live ammunition, three live cartridges, and various ammunition.

Read more about the police’s arrest warrant and rescue of a baby in Ekiti.

Muhammad Rabiu, the commissioner of police for Kaduna State, has also mandated the building’s immediate sealing. The EOD unit can do a thorough sweep of the facility thanks to this.

Rabiu praised the Command’s commitment to protecting the public while urging Kaduna State’s residents to provide timely intelligence that can stop threats and improve overall security.

READ ALSO: A man was shot and killed in the Akwa Ibom Church

FAAN Probes K1 De Ultimate For ‘Spilling Alcohol On Airport Officer’

Wasiu Ayinde Marshal, a musician known as K1 De Ultimate, was the subject of an investigation launched by the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN).

The musician allegedly spitted alcohol on an airport employee on Tuesday while boarding at the Abuja-based Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport.

According to FAAN spokesman Obiageli Orah, the flight’s Lagos-bound flight was going to be run by ValueJet Airlines.

Despite being repeatedly warned by Aviation Security personnel and the Flight Captain, the passenger attempted to bring an unidentified liquid substance on board, according to FAAN.

In violation of aviation regulations, the musician attempted to board the plane while carrying a flask filled with alcohol later.

The passenger was informed of this rule, but reportedly declined to do so.

An airline security officer demanded the passenger step aside as the boarding process proceeded for further clarification. The passenger allegedly refused to give the officer the alcohol-containing contents of the flask. The Flight Captain intervened, but he encountered similar resistance.

The singer allegedly moved to the front of the plane and allegedly refused to leave until security officers intervened to calm him down.

Regardless of the parties involved, “The Authority will not tolerate any actions that compromise operational integrity or undermine aviation safety standards.”

“This case is under thorough investigation, and all accountable parties will be held accountable by the law,” the statement read.

Police Recover Stolen Baby In Ekiti, Arrest Suspect

The Ekiti State Police Command discovered and recovered the one-day-old baby boy who was allegedly stolen from the Oke-Iyimi Health Center in Ado-Ekiti on Monday.

Joseph Aribo, the state’s police commissioner, made this known to journalists on Wednesday.

Aribo reported that the suspect left a cotton wool with a receipt in the hospital and was later tracked to a well-known supermarket, where she was eventually discovered through their CCTV after the Command received a distress call about the missing baby on Monday and immediately took action.

After losing her pregnancy in March of 2025, Deborah Ayeni, 34, claimed she made the decision to commit the willful act in order to avoid being abandoned by her fiance.

Deborah, who admitted to wrapping clothes in her belly to conceal a fake pregnancy, claimed their fiance had visited the United Kingdom in 2024 and had been traveling alone since then.

She continued, stating that she feared being abandoned if she had informed her finances after losing her pregnancy. So, her search and desperation to find a baby to cover up the disappointment.

She stated, “I stole the baby because I needed it.” I met the hospital where we were having a conversation, and I left with the baby after a while.

I was expecting last year before my husband traveled to the UK, but I miscarried in March of this year despite not telling my husband that I had miscarried.

Although I’m not legally married, I did my introduction last year and was considering whether or not he would leave me because this is my first child stealing.

When I feigned being pregnant by packing clothes in my stomach, I was not admitted there.

On Sunday morning, my mother and I began playing because I was able to communicate in Hausa. Her husband requested that she assist him in carrying the child while he went shopping. Around 4 a.m., I stole the baby, and I saw Bike ten minutes later.

Mustapha Aliyu, 29, the father of the child, described her as being very jovial with him the day his wife delivered the boy. He said he didn’t anticipate such would-be acts from Deborah.

Even though he didn’t know her, Aliyu claimed that she was in the hospital on Sunday on a delivery request but that he had to supervise her while she was still in the hospital.

He mentioned that she had earlier traveled to another hospital on Sunday and that she might have gone there to scout before having the operation at Oke-Iyimi Health Center.