Air Travel That Can Jeopardize Your Trip: 4 Essential Steps You Need To Take Before Boarding A Plane

There are some essential steps you need to take before boarding a plane. Failure to take these steps can result in issues with your air travel that can jeopardize your trip. Jumia Travel, the leading online travel agency, shares 4 things you absolutely should do before boarding a plane. Research on your Trip If you haven’t been to the destination before, it is best to use online resources to research on the trip and have some information to help familiarize yourself a little with the destination. Read up on possible hidden fees that could come up, on the local currency and exchange rates, on emergency phone numbers, transport system and maps etc. Ensure All Your Documents are Ready and Within Reach From your passport to your ID and/or visa, ensure that all the documents you would need to travel are valid, up-to-date and well within your reach (so you don’t have to start looking for or trying to get them last minute). Additionally, if you need to renew or change some documents ensure you do so early enough to avoid the hassles, stress and cost of late applications and/or registrations. Secure Your Finances This goes without saying. You should ensure you don’t travel without several money options at your disposal so you don’t end up stranded. If you can’t handle this on your own, talk to your bank to help with this but do so early enough to avoid delays that can potentially jeopardize your trip. Additionally, it is also best to never travel without some cash so if your other ‘cashless’ money options fail, you would always have something to fall back on. Be Proactive You shouldn’t depend on an airlines to know when there is a delay with your flight, you can easily know exactly what is happening concerning your flight per time and stay-up-to-the-minute through online flight tracking services, which most airlines provide through their website.

‘Arsenal Must Decide To Win The Premier League’- Petr Cech Warns

Arsenal goalkeeper, Petr Cech, said Gunners must go into their Europa League campaign with the intention of winning the tournament or set themselves different priorities for the season. The Arsene Wenger’s side will host Germany’s Cologne in Europe’s second-tier competition on Thursday. Cech, who won the title with Chelsea in the 2012-13 football season, insisted that the club must take a call on how they approach the tournament. “You make your decision,” he told London’s Evening Standard. He said, “At Chelsea, we were really disappointed to have been knocked out of the group stage (of the Champions League).” “but we decided that for the first time and the last time, hopefully, we play in the Europa League so we want to win. He added, “…either you take it seriously and you go to win it and you give yourself the chance to do it or you give yourself different priorities and see how it goes.” Arsenal, fifth in the Premier League last season, missed qualifying for the Champions League for the first time in 20 years. Coach Arsene Wenger has indicated the club could focus on winning their first league title since 2004 this year. Wenger, who has suggested he may rest key players in Europa League matches, will have to take a call on fielding striker Alexis Sanchez against the German side on Thursday.

UNILAG postpones Post-UTME test

The University of Lagos (UNILAG) has postponed its 2017/2018 Post-UTME Aptitude test previously scheduled for Monday 18th to Friday 22, September. A new date according to an announcement by the institution on Tuesday will be on the University website. Candidates are to visit www.unilag.edu.ng for information on the new date. The postponement does not affect the on-going application for the Post-UTME screening which will close on Friday, September 15 as scheduled.