- The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has initiated an investigation into the physical fight that occurred between social critics Very Dark Man (VDM) and Mr. Jollof onboard a United Nigeria flight from Asaba to Lagos on Monday, November 17.
- Both men were offloaded from the aircraft following the mid-air brawl.
- The NCAA investigation will determine if aviation regulations were violated and may lead to sanctions for the unruly behavior.
The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) is set to launch an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the physical altercation between social critics Very Dark Man (VDM) and Mr. Jollof that occurred onboard a commercial flight.
The fight, which took place on Monday, November 17, aboard a United Nigeria flight traveling from Asaba to Lagos, led to both men being removed from the aircraft. The incident sparked widespread outrage and criticism regarding passenger conduct and safety.
The NCAA, as the primary regulatory body for civil aviation in Nigeria, is expected to examine the incident to determine if any aviation regulations were breached and to assess the conduct of the passengers involved.
In other news…. A tense incident reportedly unfolded at Starville School in Jahi, Abuja, after a teacher was said to have slapped a student who allegedly pushed him twice.
Matters took a dramatic turn when the student’s parents met with the teacher and the school principal. During the confrontation, the parents allegedly retaliated by slapping the teacher.
The episode has since triggered widespread debate online, with many Nigerians divided over where to draw the line between disciplinary measures and parental reactions.
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Read some comments below:
@olumax3028, “Let’s get something straight. It’s my job to train my children, it’s your job to teach them. If you decide to do my job with yours, me and you will have problem.”
@SONof_AYELOJA, “Your boy is allowed to put his hands on the teacher by pushing him, but the teacher isn’t allowed to slap your boy to caution him. The moment the wife also slapped the teacher, I already saw where the child learned the habit from.”
@AseneBangoura83, “The teacher is way too respectful and sheepish to be a man and these attributes are products of poverty. In that moment he was slapped, he considered the consequences of losing his job to retaliation. Hunger, house rent, children responsibility. All these thoughts perplexed him.”
The incident has raised questions about discipline and the roles of educators and parents in schools.
