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Dangote Trucks not for contrabands

…Coy hands drivers conveying imported frozen turkey to Customs           Dangote Cement has again demonstrated it strict policy of zero tolerance on lawlessness by its employees, especially the truck operators and drivers, thus raising the bar on corporate social responsibility. This exemplary policy was given a boost when the transport section of Dangote

Emirate Expects More Passengers Traffic this Weekend…..

   ......Over 37,000 passengers To depart through Terminal 3 this Friday.             Dubai-based airline Emirates expects higher than usual passenger traffic on its flights this upcoming weekend, starting from Wednesday, June 21, as travellers journey out for their summer holidays and Eid Al Fitr breaks, Khaleej times reports. Over 106,000 travellers will be passing

Efficient Rail transportation will boost intra-Africa trade growth

          The African trade growth is inhibited by a handful of known factors including trade route connectivity. Inefficient rail infrastructure inhibits trade within the African continent and contribute to the struggling intra-African trade growth. At the just concluded two-day Africa Rail conference held in Sandton, South Africa, Sabiu Zakari, permanent secretary, Ministry

NAMA Tasks Airspace Managers on Executive Orders

                Nigerian Airspace Management Agency (NAMA) has charged Airspace Managers across Nigerian airports to ensure strict and unhindered compliance to the implementation of the Federal Government Executive Orders recently issued by The Acting President Prof. Yemi Osinbajo, Managing Director Of  NAMA, Mr. Fola Akinkuotu, stated that all personnel should set template for

NIMASA moves to fix gaps in National Transport Policy

              Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) has begun the process of fixing the gaps in Nigeria’s National Transport Policy (NTP). In a three-day workshop geared towards the articulation and formulation of a National Maritime Transport Policy, the Director General of NIMASA, Dakuku Peterside, said  that the NTP does not capture

Lagos State Government Mobilizes to Rebuild International Airport Road

...Awards Contract to Hitech Construction Company ...It’ll facilitate faster movement of parcels and cargo – Courier operators           Moov Logistics News can confirm that the Lagos State Government has awarded the contract to reconstruct the Murtala Mohammed International Airport Road to a world-class access road. The contract which was awarded to Messers Hitech

World’s largest diamond-hunting ship Unveiled

            Mining giant De Beers has launched a state-of-art £122m exploration ship that will scan for diamonds on the seabed off the coast of Namibia. The mv SS Nujoma is equipped with sonar technology and a drilling device that can probe the ocean floor and take samples more quickly and efficiently

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