The Association of Maritime Truck Owners (AMATO) has said that the directive of the federal government that truck drivers must vacate Apapa roads within seven days is unrealistic and implementable.…
Read More We have nowhere to go –Truck owners tell FG over ultimatum to vacate port roads
Following the deepening crisis between Etisalat and a consortium of 13 Nigerian Banks over a syndicated loan of about US$1.2 billion granted the telecom company by the banks, the Central…
Read More CBN, NCC intervenes in Etisalat/Banks crisis to save jobs, Asset Stripping
In continuation of its quest to make Africa compete favourably with other maritime nations in the world, the Federal Government through the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) is…
Read More Nigeria, Ghana to Sign MoU on Cabotage Implementation
…Tanker drivers can’t assess fuel …FG gives drivers 7 days ultimatum to vacate …Depot owners begin strike over $2bn debt Unless government intervenes, Nigerians may soon experience another round of…
Read More Fuel scarcity looms as Apapa road reconstruction commences
The Nigeria Communication Commission (NCC) has assured millions of subscribers registered with Etisalat, the troubled telecommunications company that they will not in anyway be affected negatively. The commission’s position was…
Read More NCC pledges to protect 21m Etisalat subscribers
