A total of N4, 995,999,999.90 has been disbursed to the aviation industry operators as part of the N5bn COVID-19 palliatives the Federal government agreed to,… Read More »Nigerian aviation operators share N5bn of N27bn COVID-19 bailout funds
World Trade Organisation (WTO) says global merchandise trade volumes bounced back in the third quarter of 2020 from a deep second-quarter slump brought on by… Read More »World trade volume bounced in 2020 Q3 after COVID-19 shock – WTO
The Director-General of Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA), Dr. Bashir Jamoh, has promised to prioritise maritime education and professionalism in the transport sector,… Read More »NIMASA boss pledges to promote maritime education
Air France-KLM says Airport Transit Visa (ATV) is now compulsory for citizens of certain countries, including those from Nigeria, travelling to the UK from January… Read More »France reintroduces transit visa for Nigerians travelling to UK
*Sanwo-Olu threatens to report ‘misconducts’ of policemen to IG Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, said on Monday that he would report the misconducts of policemen… Read More »Lagos to take over control of Apapa traffic
The report revealed that at the beginning of the port concession in 2006, THC collected by the operators stood at $232 per twenty-foot equivalent units… Read More »Terminal operators’ earnings plunge by 22.4% in 10 years
The Federal Government is considering the possibility of linking the Tin Can Island Port, Lagos to the national rail line, SHIPS & PORTS can authoritatively report. At… Read More »FG to connect Tin Can port to rail line
Truckers have disagreed with Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC), over the acquisition of four holding bays in Lagos State. The truckers explained that due to lack… Read More »Truckers disagree with MSC over holding bays
The Naira remained stable against the dollar, closing at N476/$1 at the parallel market on Tuesday. Forex turnover rose sharply by 183.7%, as the Naira’s exchange… Read More »Naira stabilizes at black market as dollar supply improves by 184%
