Robbers kill 2 luxury bus drivers in Edo
Deep mystery: Pit of death claims three in Enugu
Israel’s nuclear romance with evil
My success depends on NASS, says Jonathan
World Cup full Of Emotions, Excuses
Glamour as NCMM celebrates Museum Day
FG names C/Rivers, Edo for tourism devt.
MTN supports talking drum festival
ATA lauds TEMPO project in Calabar

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Globalisation breaks international barriers for diseases, IBE
NATIONAL President of Nigerian Veterinary Medical Association (NVMA), Dr. Charles C. Ibe has said globalisation has made diseases moved with ease owing to breakdown of international geo-political barriers, even as he explained that 60 per cent of known infectious diseases are common to human and animals, while 75 per cent of recent emerging and re-emerging human diseases has strong link with animals and 80 per cent of the pathogens that could potentially be used in bioterrorism are zoonotic.
Cotecna boss highlights importance of capacity building to D/I
Managing Director of Cotecna Destination Inspection Limited, Alhaji Tayo Yahaya Rabiu, has emphasised the importance of quality and specialized training to the overall success of Destination Inspection (DI) and smooth trade facilitation at the nation’s ports.
“NPA is not a bottomless pit†Abdulsalam Mohammed
Managing Director, Nigerian Port Authority (NPA) Malam Abdul Salam Mohammed has said that the impression created of the Authority by retirees and serving employees as a “bottomless pit and sea never dry†must change if the organisation must progress.
Port strike: Minister’s dialogue stops ANLCA’s action
The proposed strike called by the leadership of the Association of Nigerian Licensed Customs Agents (ANLCA) which was expected to ground port activities by Wednesday was Monday averted by the Minister of Transport, Yususf Sulaiman, who flew into Lagos meet with the leadership of the Association.
FG may dump CTN project as House Committee summons NPA
THE Federal Government may revise its decision to introduce the controversial Cargo Tracking Note (CTN) Levy following petitions against the levy just as the House of Representative Committee on Marine Transport has summoned the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) following petitions against the project.

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