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Allen Onyema: Nigerian Airlines ‘Dead On Arrival’ Due To Crushing Fuel Costs And Interest Rates

Arise News

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June 23, 2026

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Allen Onyema says soaring fuel prices and high borrowing costs have left Nigerian airlines struggling to survive.

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Vanguard News

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· Jun 25, 2026

Why airlines’re not passing fuel cost increases to passengers – United Nigeria Airlines

United Nigeria Airlines, UNA, Thursday, disclosed that domestic airlines are yet to experience a major decline in the prices of aviation fuel, also known as Jet-A1, despite expectations that costs would ease following the reopening of Strait of Hormuz. The post Why airlines’re not passing fuel cost increases to passengers – United Nigeria Airlines appeared first on Vanguard News.

Daily Post Nigeria

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· Jul 10, 2026

39 more Nigerians return from South Africa on emergency evacuation flight

Thirty-nine more Nigerians are on their way home from South Africa aboard an emergency evacuation flight arranged by Air Peace in collaboration with the Federal Government. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs disclosed this in a statement issued on Friday and signed by its spokesperson, Kimiebi Ebienfa. According to the ministry, the additional flight was organised [] 39 more Nigerians return from South Africa on emergency evacuation flight

Voice of Nigeria

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· Jul 2, 2026

Nigeria Begins Third Evacuation of Citizens from South Africa

The Nigerian Government has announced that the third evacuation flight for stranded Nigerians in South Africa will depart Johannesburg at midnight on Thursday, bringing home 271 returnees. In a statement by the spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Kimiebi Ebienfa, the evacuation flight, operated by Air Peace, is expected to arrive at the Murtala [] The post Nigeria Begins Third Evacuation of Citizens from South Africa appeared first on Voice of Nigeria.

Africa.com

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· Jul 9, 2026

Nigeria Roars Back: Foreign Investment Doubles to $4 Billion

For years, the conversation around foreign investment in Nigeria has been dominated by caution — currency volatility, policy unpredictability, and capital that preferred to watch from the sidelines. That conversation is shifting. Nigeria has returned to Africa’s top five destinations for foreign direct investment, with inflows more than doubling to just over 4 billion, driven []

TechCabal

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· Dec 2, 2024

👨🏿‍🚀TechCabal Daily – Holcim’s billion dollar windfall

In today’s edition: Nigeria’s Central Bank fines 29 banks 9 million || CBN to penalise banks for cash shortages || Holcim to sell its Lafarge business for 1 billion || Nigerian BDCs to buy forex from authorised sellers

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Related coverage for "Allen Onyema: Nigerian Airlines ‘Dead On Arrival’ Due To Crushing Fuel Costs And Interest Rates": Vanguard News — Why airlines’re not passing fuel cost increases to passengers – United Nigeria Airlines. Daily Post Nigeria — 39 more Nigerians return from South Africa on emergency evacuation flight. Voice of Nigeria — Nigeria Begins Third Evacuation of Citizens from South Africa. Africa.com — Nigeria Roars Back: Foreign Investment Doubles to $4 Billion. TechCabal — 👨🏿‍🚀TechCabal Daily – Holcim’s billion dollar windfall