News
Federal Government Launches Cargo Rail Services Between Lagos and Ibadan
The Apapa-Ibadan cargo rail in Lagos has officially begun its freight services, with the Federal Government overseeing the inauguration. The Minister for Transportation, Saidu Alkali, marked the occasion by initiating the first cargo transport along the Lagos-Ibadan rail corridor.
The minister commenced the journey at the Ebute Meta station, later proceeding to Apapa for the official launch, and finally, reaching Ibadan via the 157 km rail corridor.
For the inaugural freight movement, three coaches carrying 30 wagons were loaded. The Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC) has announced its plan to start with three coaches per day, with the commitment to increase this capacity as time progresses.
UK offers work opportunities and visa pathways
Private sector accounts for 47.76% of N10.95 trillion pension contributions by Q2 2024
Coca Cola pledges to invest $1 billion in Nigeria in over five years
Short-term rentals in Lagos: Can platforms like Airbnb offer smart returns for investors?
Nigeria truck drivers spend over N450,000 as levies to transport yam from north to south — Taiwo Oyedele
CBN temporarily withdraws newly released document due to misrepresentations
United Nations raises concern over domination of AI governance by US, UK, 5 others
Business1 week agoCourt freezes N548.6 Million belonging to ‘ByBit, KuCoin’ Nigerian crypto users over Naira fluctuation allegations
News1 week agoEdo: Appeal Court Sacks Suit to Disqualify Akpata As LP Gov Candidate
Business1 week agoNigeria’s crude oil production rises by 3.4% to 1.35million bpd in August – OPEC
Business1 week agoOman introduces complimentary 10-day Visa for cruise ship visitors
News1 week agoBauchi Floods Claim 24 Lives, Destroy Property Worth N22bn in 16 LGAs
Business1 week agoFG’s revenue in Q1, 2024 increased to N9.1 trillion- Minister
Business6 days agoIMF to Nigeria: Expand cash transfer program to cover rural areas
News1 week agoShettima Visits Maiduguri, Pledges Govt Action to Combat Persistent Flooding