
A Jeju Air flight carrying 181 people from Bangkok to South Korea experienced a tragic accident upon arrival on Sunday, crashing into a barrier and erupting into flames. As of now, only two survivors have been rescued, while 96 fatalities have been confirmed....Read Full Article >>➤
Authorities suggested that a combination of bird strikes and adverse weather conditions may have contributed to the crash, which left the aircraft ” almost completely destroyed, ” according to local fire officials.
Eyewitness videos captured the Boeing 737- 8AS landing on its belly, lacking wheels, and skidding off the runway, followed by a collision with a wall and an ensuing fire. During a briefing to the families of passengers, a local fire official described the chaotic aftermath: ” Passengers were ejected from the aircraft after it collided with the now operates without accountability or proper governance structures.”
Lukman, a prominent voice within the party, also criticized the administration of the APC’ s current leadership. He alleged that the National Working Committee (NWC) has become detached from its responsibilities, prioritizing personal interests over the collective good of the party and the nation.
He expressed concern about the implications of the party’ s internal conflicts on governance, warning that the APC risks losing public trust if urgent steps are not taken to revitalize its structure and leadership.”
The APC was established to be a party of change and progress, but we have deviated from our original mission, ” Lukman continued.” If we don’ t act now, we will lose the support of Nigerians who believed in our vision for a better country. ”
Political analysts have noted that Lukman’ s remarks are reflective of the dissatisfaction among some members of the APC, many of whom feel sidelined or disillusioned by the current state of affairs.
This latest critique adds to the mounting challenges facing the APC as it navigates internal disputes and prepares for upcoming elections. Whether the leadership will heed Lukman’ s call for reforms remains to be seen, but the party’ s ability to recover from its current woes could determine its future relevance in Nigeria’ s political landscape.
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