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Former Transport Minister, Umaru Dikko dies at 78
A former Minister of Transportation during the Second Republic, Umaru Dikko, is dead. He died…
Military threatens to destroy ships involved in oil theft
The Joint Task Force (JTF) in the Niger Delta on Saturday warned owners of vessels and…
Smugglers attack Customs officers, damage patrol vehicle
The Co-ordinator, Customs headquarters Anti-smuggling Task-force, Deputy Comptroller Shallangwa Hassan Sule, has condemned the brutal attack…
Indigenous firms get N5.6bn oil contract, says Petroleum Ministry
Nigerian companies were awarded contracts worth N5.63 ($34.1m) in the oil and gas sector in the…
Air transport workers threaten strike over welfare
The Air Transport Services Senior Staff Association of Nigeria on Sunday threatened to call out its…
Aganga: No going back on auto policy
The Minister of Investments, Trade and Industry, Olusegun Aganga, has defended the newly introduced national automotive…
Traffic paralyses business activities in Apapa
Business activities were paralysed for a good part of last week in the port city of…
Cargo throughput rises by 14% at Nigerian ports
Cargo throughout at the nation’s seaports stood at 19.66 million metric tonnes in the first quarter…
Women bemoan under representation in transport sector
The Women in Logistics and Trade in Nigeria (WILAT) has decried the poor representation of women…
Fear grips Apapa residents over Folawiyo jetty explosion
Palpable fear has gripped residents and workers at Apapa area of Lagos State, following Wednesday night’s car…
FG realises N669bn from privatisation
The Director-General, Bureau of Public Enterprise (BPE), Benjamin Dikki, on Friday said that the Federal Government…