The Nigerian Meteorological Agency (NiMet) has forecasted a series of thundery and rainy weather conditions across the country from Monday to Wednesday.
Aviation professionals in Nigeria have raised concerns about the competence of recently appointed individuals in key positions, warning of potential air crashes.
Business owners are urged to get and maintain insurance packages that help prevent and insure against losses.
Nigeria's Federal Capital is expected to record temperatures between 35 degrees Celsius and 40 degrees Celsius.
Hadi Sirika said that the new NiMET Act would serve as a tonic for further growth of the organisation both professionally and economically.
Engr. Abednego Galadima has accused indigenous airlines of treating air travellers poorly amid the hazy weather disrupting flight services across Northern Nigerian states
Hundreds of passengers were left stranded for long hours on Saturday morning across Nigerian airports, as airlines battled to operate under poor visibility weather.
NIMET has alerted stakeholders and the public on the possibility of deterioration in visibility as a result of observed dust haze
Another disruption to the aviation industry seems imminent as three unions in the sector have threatened to ground operations at NiMET over wages
NiMET said that air turbulence and bird strikes would combine to cause flight delays and cancellations across most parts of the nation’s airports
The agency claimed the disaster would have been avoided if most states and organizations adhered to its weather forecasts
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