NIGERIAN Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has given 31st of December, 2018 deadline to all the Foreign Airlines that are yet to integrate on the Avitech platform for the remittance of five
Landed properties belonging to A-Z Petroleum Products Limited, have been taking over by the Union Bank of Nigeria Plc, and Mr. Gbenga Akinde-Peters, a receiver/manager, appointed over the properties The
…Nigerian Airline To Expand Regional Network With New, More Capable 737 Jet …As Boeing 737 MAX Continues To Expand Its Footprint Across Africa Boeing and Air Peace of Nigeria today
The Lagos Deep Offshore Logistics (LADOL) has terminated its sublease contract agreement with Samsung Heavy Industries (SHI) following alleged “repeated uncautionable negative activities” and breaches of due processes by the
Workforce projections by Boeing and Airbus see greatest growth—and need—in Asia-Pacific and North America. 754,000: That is the number of new maintenance technicians The Boeing Co. predicts will be required
….As Nigeria automotive signs MOU with Volkswagen Group to boost industry*** Equity transactions on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) resumed on Monday on a negative note with market indices dropping
SKYWAY Aviation Handling Company Limited (SAHCOL) has appointed Mr. Basil Agboarumi as the company’s new Managing Director (MD) and Chief Executive Officer (CEO). His appointment as substantive MD/CEO was announced
The Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA), has recorded over $16.98 million as Ticket Sales Charge (TSC) from international and over N9.16 billion from local airlines between the months of January
MTN Nigeria has refuted the claims by the Central Bank of Nigeria that it illegally, in collusion with four Nigerian banks repatriated $8.1billion from its Nigerian operations to offshore investors.
…writes MTN to refund $8 billion ABUJA The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) says it has imposed heavy sanctions totaling N5.87 billion on four banks under its regulatory purview and
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