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NIPOST Begins Restructuring Ahead Reform Bill

The Nigerian Postal System will on Monday begin the implementation of its four-year reform programme without the passage of the Nigerian Postal Service Reform Bill, which is currently in the National Assembly. The Nigerian Postal Service, abbreviated as Nipost, is a government-owned and operated corporation. It is the Nigerian postal administration

African World Airlines Begins Accra-Abuja Operations

            Accra based airline, African World Airlines (AWA) has commenced 5 times weekly flight to Nigeria’s Federal Capital Territory, Abuja from Accra, Ghana. This is a promise kept by the airline, when the Chief Executive Officer, Captain  Samuel Thompson said in February 2017 while taking delivery of  one Embraer 145 to increase

Air cargo growth requires renewed commitment to Lomé Declaration

            Implementation of the Lomé Declaration is a crucial lever for realising the technological innovation, regulatory reform and investment in infrastructure demanded by Africa’s tremendously promising growth in air cargo, declared the President of the ICAO Council, Dr. Olumuyiwa Benard Aliu. The key objective of the Lomé Declaration is the unobstructed flow

France to invest €1bn in Nigeria’s oil, gas sector – NNPC

          The French Government has said that it has set aside about one billion euros to be invested in the Nigeria oil and gas industry, stating that Nigeria remains her first economic trading partner in Africa. The France Ambassador to Nigeria, Denys Gauer, said this when the Group General Manager, Group Public

Tackling aircraft’s high insurance premium

            There is growing discontent among aviation players  over the rising cost of insurance premiums charged by local underwriters. The  cover is for aircraft, ground handling equipment and installations at airports. In most countries, including Nigeria, all commercial aircraft are mandated to have the combined single limit category. The category combines public and passenger

Auto startup led by ex-Apple engineers that raised $50 million is reportedly shutting down

It built a fancy digital rear-view camera — but it reportedly sold poorly, and the company turned down opportunities to be acquired. The view from the Pearl RearVision rear-view camera. (Pearl) A startup built by ex-Apple engineers that raised $50 million (£39 million) to build automotive tech has shut down, according to a

AirFrance Bans Woven ‘Ghana Must Go’ Bags

                Apccording to Airfrance, henceforth, Woven bags popularly known as Ghana Must Go, would not be allowed on both Airfrance and KLM flights. Also, bags packaged with cling film for food or wrapped in shape of ball would not be allowed on board. More details later....    

Air Safety in Africa Has Improved, IATA Regional Chief

…Improvement noticeable since the Abuja Declaration In a special interview granted Thisday Newspaper during the IATA AGM, held recently in Cancun, Mexico. Vice-President, International Air Transport Association, African Region, Raphael Kuchi declared that there has been significant improvement in air safety on the continent and urged a downward review of taxes

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