ZAMFARA: Supreme Court victory’ll retire Gov Matawalle, Yarima
Zamfara-based political pressure group, Concerned Citizens of Zamfara, has said that a victory for the state chapter of All Progressives Congress, APC, at the Supreme Court, would translate into retirement for the state governor, Bello Mattawalle and Sen Sani Yarima.
AfCFTA will lead to 60% boost in intra Africa trade by 2022— Customs
THE Nigerian Custom Service, NCS, has said that the implementation of the African Continental Free Trade Area, AfCFTA, is estimated to lead to around 60 per cent boost in intra Africa trade by 2022.
Maersk to provide logistics support for fast moving goods
IN a bid to assist manufacturers to reach their customers, Maersk Shipping Line has concluded plans to provide logistics and supply chain management support for Fast-Moving Consumer Goods, FMCG, companies in Nigeria.
CHANGE IN NIMASA: New leadership prioritises Deep Blue Project, anti-piracy law, Cabotage
DESPITE holding-up on the strategic direction and initiatives of the new leadership at the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency, NIMASA, the new Director General, Dr. Bashir Jamoh, yesterday, indicated that the Agency under him would pursue the agenda of the Deep Blue Project, ensure the enactment of the anti-piracy law and enthrone a worthy Cabotage regime.
Coronavirus: NPA places alert on vessels with affected cases
THE Nigerian Ports Authority, NPA, has placed a red alert on all vessels coming into Nigeria from countries affected by the Coronavirus, COVID-19, cases.
Nigeria tech ecosystem: Why female-led start-ups are in short supply
By Juliet Umeh Women are generally regarded as agents of change. In fact a cliché goes that innovation is feminine. However, this narrative, changes when it comes to technology. The information and communications technology sector, ICT, appears to still be male dominated. For instance, 2016 study by a Netherlands-based organisation, that connects start-ups to opportunities, […]
