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Okebukola commends JAMB registrar, Oloyede on improved conduct of UTME
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Okebukola commends JAMB registrar, Oloyede on improved conduct of UTME
The President of the Global University Network for Innovation (GUNi-Africa), Professor Peter Okebukola, who is also a former Executive Secretary of the National Universities Commission (NUC) has commended the JAMB Registrar, Professor Is-haq Oloyede and his team for the success of the 2024 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME). While reacting, on Tuesday, to the release
Okebukola commends JAMB registrar, Oloyede on improved conduct of UTME
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Rising fuel queues disrupting traffic flow — LASG
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Rising fuel queues disrupting traffic flow — LASG
The Lagos State government has raised concerns over rising fuel queues in the state, lamenting that the long queue of vehicles waiting to buy fuel at petroleum stations is disrupting traffic flow. In a statement signed by the Lagos State Ministry of Transportation, the state government warned fuel stations to be orderly by ensuring that
Rising fuel queues disrupting traffic flow — LASG
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Shippers’ Council sensitises port users on mandatory online registration
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Shippers’ Council sensitises port users on mandatory online registration
The Nigerian Shippers Council (NSC) has carried out a major stakeholder’s sensitisation workshop on the mandatory registration of all port users, including operators and players in line with the NSC Act at the agency’s training room in its head office, Lagos. Executive Secretary of the Council, Barr Pius Akutah, in his welcome address, explained that
Shippers’ Council sensitises port users on mandatory online registration
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Port capacity: Onne Port berths 300m LOA vessel
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Port capacity: Onne Port berths 300m LOA vessel
The Onne Port Complex of the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) has again demonstrated its capacity and readiness for large ship call with the successful berthing of a container vessel with length over all (LOA) of 300 metres. The vessel, christened ‘KOTA CEMPAKA,’ with International Maritime Organisation (IMO) number 9638965, sailing under the flag of Singapore,
Port capacity: Onne Port berths 300m LOA vessel
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Maersk Line leads lateness to ports ranking in Q1 2024
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Maersk Line leads lateness to ports ranking in Q1 2024
Leading Danish shipping giant, Maersk Line, is among the top four shipping lines notorious for arriving very late to ports, checks by shipping firm consultancy, Sea-Intelligence, has revealed. While Wan Hai, CMA-CGM, Hapag Lloyd and Evergreen tops the ranking of shipping lines with improved schedule reliability in the first quarter (Q1) 2024 report, PIL, Yang
Maersk Line leads lateness to ports ranking in Q1 2024
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X-raying LAGFERRY’s transformation of water transportation 1,000 days after
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X-raying LAGFERRY’s transformation of water transportation 1,000 days after
The issues of rickety and overloaded passenger boats have remained a challenge for waterways transportation in Lagos. In this report, TOLA ADENUBI x-rays the activities of the Lagos State Ferry Service Corporation vis-a-vis its mandate in its first 1,000 days of operations. When the Lagos State Ferry Service Corporation, popularly known as LAGFERRY, was relaunched
X-raying LAGFERRY’s transformation of water transportation 1,000 days after
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IATA releases report on aviation contrails, climate effect
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IATA releases report on aviation contrails, climate effect
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has called for urgent action to deepen the understanding on the formation and climate impact of aviation contrails to develop effective mitigation measures. The newly released IATA report on Aviation Contrails and their Climate Effect: Tackling Uncertainties and Enabling Solutions, called for a strengthening of collaboration between research and
IATA releases report on aviation contrails, climate effect
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NLC President makes case for better emolument for aviation workers
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NLC President makes case for better emolument for aviation workers
President of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), Comrade Joe Ajearo, has stressed the need for government to take adequate care of the welfare of aviation workers even as he described the sector as a catalyst that drives the economy of the country. Speaking at the 2nd National Delegates conference of the Association of Nigeria Aviation
NLC President makes case for better emolument for aviation workers
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African airlines carried estimate of 86 million passengers in 2023 — AFRAA
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African airlines carried estimate of 86 million passengers in 2023 — AFRAA
African Airlines Association (AFRAA) has estimated that the passengers carried by African airlines reached 85 million representing 89 percent of the pre-covid 2019 level in 2023. The AFRAA Secretary General Adulrahmane Berthe dropped this hint while speaking in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia during the just concluded African Aviation MRO Conference with the theme: “Strengthening Africa’s MRO
African airlines carried estimate of 86 million passengers in 2023 — AFRAA
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African countries use exorbitant charges to frustrate Air Peace — Onyema
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African countries use exorbitant charges to frustrate Air Peace — Onyema
The ongoing hostilities towards Nigerian carriers is not limited to the foreign airlines as many fellow African airlines have been found to be culpable. Confirming this at the 48th Annual General Meeting and exhibition of the National Association of Nigeria Travel Agencies (NANTA) in Lagos, the Chairman of Air Peace, Allen Onyema, narrated how African
African countries use exorbitant charges to frustrate Air Peace — Onyema
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