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Breaking: Keyamo, Onu, Agba, Ehanire, Agba take oaths
Breaking: (Ministerial swearing in): Ngige, Ikeazu, Ogah, Bello, Akpabio, take oaths
Again, SGF Boss Mustapha takes oath of office
Breaking: (Live Update): Keyamo, Lai Mohammed, Rotimi Amaechi others ready for inauguration
Breaking: No law requires me to tender my certificates, Buhari tells Presidential Tribunal
Lightning kills shepherd, 19 buffaloes in Indonesia
FIFA appoints emergency committee to run Egyptian football
Vistafront, Landwey partner to drive online real estate project
LG hints on plans to unlock potentials of AI tech
VerifyMe invests in integrated identity verification portal
Major reorganization imminent in Customs
Inlaks Energy sends 10 orphans to Lagos energy academy
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SubscribeApapa, Tin Can ports operate at less than 70% capacity — Terminal operators
CONTRARY to claims by the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Mr. Femi Gbajabiamila, that the ports in Lagos are filled up to their brims, the Seaport Terminal Operators Association of Nigeria, STOAN, has said that the Lagos Port Complex, Apapa, and the Tin Can Island Port Complex, both in Lagos, are not congested but were operating at less than 70 per cent capacity.
Why we crashed telcos USSD price cap — NCC
Today’s global economy is increasingly dependent on mobile technology. This is not just for telecommunications services but also for a number of other services offered by adjacent industries.
Shipping lines accused of flooding Nigerian with expired containers
THE intractable challenges associated with the evacuation of empty containers from the Lagos ports has taken a different dimension following a widespread allegation by importers, clearing agents, freight forwarders and logistics providers that Nigeria has become dump ground for expired containers.
NASS’ll never allow breakdown of law, order in state legislatures —Gbaja
ABUJA—Speaker of the House of Representatives, Femi Gbajabiamila, said, yesterday, that the National Assembly would never tolerate a breakdown of law and order in any state House of Assembly.
Presidency moves to strengthen fiscal discipline in Aso Rock
ABUJA—THE Anti-Corruption and Transparency Monitoring Unit, ACTU, in the Presidency, yesterday declared the unit’s willingness to partner with MBA Forex and Capital Investment Limited to improve a culture of accountability and transparency in the country.
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