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The number of people killed in a plane crash in Lagos has increased up to 17, two children among them.  The plane carrying 27 people and conveying the body of the former Ondo State governor, Olusegun Agagu, crashed this morning at the Murtala Muhammed airport in Lagos immediately after take-off. scroll down for more pics and info.. The charter flight took off at about 09:30 from the domestic terminal at Lagos Murtala Mohammed International Airport. Officials said the plane crashed on to open land within the airport complex close to a fuel storage a minute after take-off. Spokesman for the Nigerian Airspace Management Agency (NAMA), Supo Atobatele , added that the engine of the jet had failed on takeoff and it crash-landed and burst into flames. Aviation Ministry spokesman,  Joe Obi , added that the plane nose-dived into a building in the area: "The plane couldn't lift properly so it just came down." Spokesperson of the Federal Airpor...

This is the bag any Nigerian Lady wouldn't wanna miss!!! Sure its trending...but there are fakes which are sold for N25,000..which one will you prefer?  The N25,000 or the N1.5m?

 BBA winner Karen Igho wore this very daring outfit to Warri Again comedy concert which held in Warri yesterday. hot or not?

  In the new issue of Complete Fashion magazine, Beverly talks on her famous acts in the house and what she hopes to achieve in the nearest future. Handsome and talented, Melvin speaks on his life in the BBA house, his plans in the entertainment industry and his life as a model.

A plane, belonging to Associated Airlines, Thursday morning, crashed at the Lagos Airport. we gathered the crash occurred at the local wing of the airport, near the cargo shed. Twenty people were said to be on board the Akure-bound flight. A plane with 20 people on board suffered engine failure Thursday shortly after takeoff in Lagos, crash-landing near an airport fuel depot and killing at least eight people, officials told AFP The Associated Airlines charter flight took off at roughly 9:30 am (0830 GMT) from the domestic terminal at Lagos’ Murtala Mohammed International Airport. “It was going to Akure (in the southwest). The engine failed on takeoff and it crash-landed and burst into flames,” said spokesman for the Nigerian Airspace Management Agency. Ibrahim Farinloye of the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) told AFP that “eight bodies” had been recovered so far, with another person being treated for serious injuries. “The rescue operation is still on,” he sa...