US EditionValueJet Airplane Nearly Crushed Kwam1 at Abuja Airport
- The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria stated that King Wasiu Ayinde Marshal, known as KWAM 1, violated aviation regulations by attempting to bring an alcoholic drink onto a ValueJet flight, disrupting operations during boarding.
- The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority suspended two pilots for their conduct during the incident, as they began departure without proper clearance.
- FAAN stated that KWAM 1 spilled alcohol on aviation personnel when they questioned him about the contents of his flask, which led to public outcry for accountability.
- FAAN pledged to investigate thoroughly and hold accountable anyone compromising aviation safety standards, regardless of their influence or identity.
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FG: KWAM 1 spilt alcohol on airline official during boarding
Popular Fuji musician King Wasiu Ayinde Marshal, famously known as KWAM 1, has been said to have spilt alcohol on aviation personnel when they attempted to verify the contents of a flask he wanted to bring on board a flight. This is according to the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) in a statement issued on Wednesday, August 6, 2025. The statement confirmed the involvement of the musician in an incident that led to the suspension of t…
ValueJet Airplane nearly crushed Kwam1 at Abuja airport
A ValueJet aeroplane nearly ran over veteran Fuji musician, Kwam1, at the Abuja airport. Kwam1 was scheduled to board a morning flight from Abuja to Lagos on Wednesday. The flight crew members reportedly deboarded the singer after he allegedly violated aviation regulations. Enraged by the development, Kwam1 attempted to stop the aircraft from taking off by standing in front of it. A trending video on social media captured the moment he was nearl…
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"This matter remains under thorough investigation, and all parties found culpable will be held accountable according to the law.""This matter remains under thorough investigation, and all parties found culpable will be held accountable according to the law."
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