AITE Chairman Raises Concerns Over Emirates Airlines’ Return, Warns of Potential Forex Drain
…Calls for bilateral agreement review Following the disclosure that Emirates Airlines would re-commence operations to Nigeria on October 1, Chairman ...
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Flood: Dubai Airport Resumes Operations after 400 Flight Cancellations
Emirates Airlines, in conjunction with FlyDubai, has resumed its regular flight operations from Dubai International Airport, marking a pivotal moment ...
Record Rains Cause Major Disruption in Dubai: Highways Flooded, Airport Urges Passengers to Stay Away
Dubai’s giant highways were clogged by flooding and airport passengers were urged to stay away on Wednesday as the glitzy ...
FG spends at least N2.7bn to Sponsor Delegates at UN’s COP28 in Dubai
The federal government is spending at least N2.7 billion to sponsor delegates to attend the United Nations’ annual climate summit, ...
UAE grants Air Peace Direct Flight Approval to Dubai – Keyamo
… Emirates is set to resume operations in Nigeria The United Arab Emirates (UAE) government has approved Nigeria’s carrier, Air ...
Lifting the UAE Visa Ban doesn’t mean Airlines would operate immediately – Presidency
...UAE silent on the issue In a bid to clarify the controversy surrounding the lifting of the UAE visa ban ...
UAE lifts Visa Ban on Nigerians
...as Etihad, Emirates Airlines resume operations in Nigeria immediately The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has lifted the visa ban placed ...
Beyonce rakes in $320k per minute for Dubai concert
After more than four years hiatus from the stage, Beyonce performed her first live show alongside her daughter Blue Ivy. ...
UAE Govt jails Nigerian Lady for Filming Maltreatment, Family kicks
The family of Dinchi Lar, a Nigerian lady who was jailed for one year in the United Arab Emirates, have ...
Nigerians Stranded In Dubai, UAE Over Mass Deportation, Seek Help From Federal Government
Some stranded Nigerians in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, have called on the Federal Government to come to their aid, following ...
