FG partially opens Lagos-Calabar coastal highway for festivities
The Federal Government has brought relief to commuters in Lagos, particularly during the festive season, by announcing the temporary opening of a…
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The Federal Government has brought relief to commuters in Lagos, particularly during the festive season, by announcing the temporary opening of a…
The Federal Executive Council on Wednesday approved five major memoranda from the Ministry of Industry, Trade and Investment. These included Nigeria’s Industrial…
The Nigerian Railway Corporation has appealed to passengers using the Abuja–Kaduna train service to remain patient, describing the current disruption on the…
The Nigerian Railway Corporation has confirmed the derailment of a Warri–Itakpe passenger train near Agbor, Delta State, on Saturday evening, assuring the…
The Warri-Itakpe Train Service, a standard gauge line operated by the Nigerian Railway Corporation, derailed on Saturday evening, affecting two of its…
The Federal Road Safety Corps has announced that obtaining a driver’s licence in Nigeria will now be faster and more seamless following…
The Nigerian Air Force Headquarters Logistics Command has announced the temporary closure of certain sections of the Murtala Muhammed Airport Road, Lagos,…
The Lagos State Government has confirmed that work on the $3 billion Green Line rail project, which will link Marina to the…
Imo State Governor, Hope Uzodimma, has revealed that the Federal Government is yet to refund the funds spent by his administration on…
The Federal Government has approved an additional 100 kilometers to the Lagos-Calabar coastal highway, allowing it to pass through Edo State, South-South…
The Nigerian Railway Corporation has announced the activation of its online ticketing platform for the Abuja–Kaduna Train Service, now available for payments.…
The National Inland Waterways Authority has banned all unauthorised boat loading points across the country. The authority also called for the passage…