Transport
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COVID-19 Protocols; FAAN Tasks Airport Users On Compliance
The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) has advised passengers, drivers and other airport users, particularly those at the General…
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Vehicular Traffic; Faan Advises Passengers To Get To Airports Early
The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria wishes to advise passengers and airport users, particularly those at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International…
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Easter: FRSC Arraigns 87 Motorists, Convicts 79
Following the just concluded 2021 Easter special patrol which lasted from 31 March, 2021 to 7 April, 2021, the Federal…
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Green Africa Commence Operations Of 15 New Aircraft Across Nigeria
Green Africa, a start-up value airline, based in Lagos is set to commence flight operations with ATR 72-600 planes. A…
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DG Of NADDC Commissions First Solar Powered Electric Vehicle Charging Station
“Today is the start of a new era for Nigeria. It marks a significant milestone in NADDC’s commitment to creating…
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FRSC To Clamp Down On Those Still Driving With Temporary Driver’s Licence
By Cliffsimeon Akalonu The Federal Road Safety Corps, Lagos Sector Command, on Wednesday says it will no longer smile at…
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Third LASTMA Inter Command Competition
The 3rd Edition of the Lagos State Traffic Management Authority (LASTMA) Inter-Command Football Competition has entered the Finals stage with…
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Easter Sunday: FRSC Lagos Preaches Safety In Churches
By Cliffsimeon Akalonu The Advocacy Team of the Federal Road Safety Corps, Lagos Sector Command, led by CC Segun Ogungbemide…
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Porsche To Adopt Android Auto Starting With 2022 Models
German automaker Porsche has announced that Android Auto will be available for the first time in new cars, starting with…
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Hyundai and Shell Sign New Agreement On Clean Energy Solutions
Partnership will undertake new cooperative projects focused on the transition to clean mobility and carbon reduction Partners plan to establish…
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