VICE President of the National Union of Road Transport Workers, NURTW, Alhaji Tajudeen Agbede, has warned the outgoing president of the union, Alhaji Tajudeen Ibikunle Baruwa, to desist from raising a false alarm over the internal affairs of the organisation.

AS the economy continues to bite harder, Nigerians are cutting their budgets to cope with the prevailing difficulties.

He explained Baruwa’s action clearly showed he was jittery as the end of his administration had come.

UNLESS the Lagos State Government takes necessary steps to check the menace of traders and hawkers on the Oshodi-Apapa expressway Mile-2 flyover, utility trucks may run over several petty traders similar to the incident at the Agboju-Festac Second Gate bus stop. Traders and hawkers, displaying wares on tables and stools, from roasted corn to bread and butter, makeshift restaurants, and fruit sellers, including unauthorised Okada riders’ garage, have turned the ever busy expressway flyover into a thriving market place.

TWENTY seven years after the establishment of Toyota Nigeria Limited, TNL, the leading Nigerian automobile company has finally introduced its oil brand, Toyota Genuine Motor Oil, TGMO, into the Nigerian market.

KIA has marked three decades of its popular Sportage compact SUV with the launch of a new 30th Anniversary Special Edition in the Korean market. 

TWENTY seven years after the establishment of Toyota Nigeria Limited, TNL, the leading Nigerian automobile company has finally introduced its oil brand, Toyota Genuine Motor Oil

DO you know that scavengers are worst enemies of vulcanisers. In case you don’t, our investigations over a period of time have unravelled the reason behind the animosity.

The House of Representatives yesterday asked the Federal Government to rehabilitate the eastern seaports as well as dry ports to decongest Lagos ports and encourage more patronage to grow the country’s Gross Domestic Product, GDP.

LANRE Shittu Motors has announced plans to start exporting a new brand of vehicles assembled in Nigeria to other African countries.

“We are mindful of the fact that in the present economic situation where the costs of everything, including vehicles, fuel, and auto parts, among others, are rising daily

ONE of the biggest challenges facing motor vehicle owners these days is the problem of fueling of their automobiles. Unlike in the past when most vehicle tanks could be filled with between N7,000 and N10,000, it will now require  between N35,000 and N43,000 to fill such tanks.

THE effect of fuel subsidy removal by the Federal Government has been taking a toll on Nigerian automobile owners lately. Well placed Nigerians are beginning to drop their big cars for smaller ones to reduce fuel consumption.

NIGERIA is on the verge of mass-producing electric vehicles as part of measures to shift attention away from the rising cost of fuel. Already, the Federal Government will ratify the Electric Vehicle, EV, Development Plan in the coming weeks.

‘We came to Nigeria to do some research on the local (tyre) market for more trade and strengthen our partnership with Tanzanite Ltd’