Experts reject FG’s 30% airline debt relief
By Dickson Omobola Barely two weeks after Federal Government approved a 30 per cent discount on outstanding statutory fees owed by domestic airlines to aviation agencies, experts in the air transport sector have faulted the decision. The stakeholders described it as a wrong move by government, saying it amounts to waiving 30 per cent of […]
Stakeholders clash as Apapa gridlock resurfaces
Fresh concerns have emerged over the return of the Apapa gridlock, as key stakeholders in Nigeria’s maritime and logistics sector trade blame over the persistent congestion choking access roads to the nation’s busiest ports.
US forces ready to resume combat operations against Iran if ordered
US Central Command “and the rest of the joint force remain ready to resume major combat operations against Iran if ordered to do so,” General Dan Caine told reporters.
Xenophobia: Oshiomhole urges Senate to withdraw MTN, DSTV license
Senator representing Edo North Senatorial District, Adams Oshiomhole has called for the revocation of operating licences of South African companies in Nigeria, including MTN and DSTV, following renewed xenophobic attacks against Nigerians in South Africa.
Spain says no decision on hantavirus cruise ship
Spain on Tuesday said it would not decide where a cruise ship with hantavirus cases would dock until epidemiological data
Africa air connectivity at 23%, routes double – AFCAC
By Dickson Omobola African Civil Aviation Commission, AFCAC, has said intra-African air routes have more than doubled, rising from 59 in 2023 to 124 as of March 2026. Secretary-General of AFCAC, Funke Adeyemi, also said connectivity increased from 14.5 per cent in 2022 to 23 per cent as of December 2025, including 22 new fifth […]
