MANAGEMENT of Five Star Terminals, operators of terminal D at the Tin-can Island port, is to acquire additional cargo handling equipment to ease operations at the terminal in the New Year.

THE Lagos Deep Offshore Logistics Base (LADOL), officially known as LADOL Free Zone Logistics Company, has been awarded the International Standard Organization, ISO numbers.

This week, in continuation of my discussion of the issue of poverty in the country, I will highlight how philanthropy can aid development.

A Lagos High Court sitting in Ikeja  yesterday  issued a bench warrant for the arrest of former Managing Director of Kwara Hotel, Mohammed Gobir over an alleged fraud of N277 million.

A set of tools, including a cylinder carrier case, measuring 14ft long and weigh about 35 Kg has been declared missing from a transport barge parked at a jetty in Warri, Delta State.

PORT HARCOURT—Battle over who becomes President of Movement for the Survival of Ogoni People, MOSOP, has split the body into five groups, each with a president.

Emotions ran high yesterday, at the National Military Cemetery, Abuja, as widows and family members of the five Air Force personnel who died in the helicopter crash on January 2, 2019, wailed, as the remains of their loved ones were being lowered to mother earth.

Nigeria’s electricity sector recorded a total of 12 system collapses in 2018.

YENAGOA— Following the purported endorsements of some political parties and candidates by a section of some socio-political groups, President of Ijaw Women Connect, IWC, Mrs Rosemary Graham-Naingba, has stated that “no one has been appointed in a collective Ijaw fora to negotiate our position.”