Ted Reed, a Forbes contributor, who has been covering the airline industry since 1989 discusses the impact of the proposed ban of Laptops on U.S bound flights. He quotes varied experts’ opinions suggesting that the ban will be digging new holes to fill old ones. Here are some highlights: Laptop
Year: 2017
Lagos-Kano Train Operation Suspended for two weeks
Due to the heavy rainfall In Niger State that collapse Tatabu Bidge in Mokwa Local Goverment and affected the rail line. The Nigeria Railway Corporation has suspended the Lagos-Kano train operations for two weeks. The Managing Director, NRC, Mr. Fidet Okhiria, stated this in Lagos, adding that the two-week break was
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Kenya’s capital city records worst traffic in Africa
.......Tops five in the world According to User data aggregator website Numbeo, in Nairobi it takes 62 minutes on average to commute from residential areas to the city centre. However, Nairobi’s traffic produces less CO2 emission compared to most countries in the world due to tree cover and number of vehicles. In Africa,
FAAN Releases Public Notice On Agencies To Interface With Passengers.
The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria has listed only six agencies approved to interface with passengers at the country’s airports henceforth. In a “Public Notice” issued, FAAN informed airlines, passengers and the general public of the new development. The Public Notice reads: “The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria hereby serves notice
Jetwest,New Nigeria Air Carrier to Begin Operation in December
.....Low-cost, cheap and cheerful approach aimed at business travelers A new airline, JetWest, is set to begin operation in the Nigerian aviation industry. The airline, founded by a Nigerian entrepreneur, Dikko Nwachukwu, is being cleared for take-off and is billed to begin operation in December. Speaking about the plan, Mr. Nwachukwu said
Nigeria spends N4.69trn on petrol import, demurrage
The Federal Government is expected to save N4.69 trillion yearly from massive importation of petroleum products, as it plans to become a net exporter by end of 2019, according to statistics released by the Federal Ministry of Petroleum Resources. Besides, the Ministry, which said that no financiers have been selected for
Traffic gridlock on National Stadium-Lagos Island Highway
...Eye witness report: Traffic gridlock on National Stadium-Lagos Island Highway due to a fallen truck . A truck carrying Asphalt in a bid to avoid a smaller vehicle skidded off the road and somersaulted, causing a heavy traffic gridlock. Moov Logistics News correspondent, Chile Egekwu was one of the first eye-witness reporters at the