Debts, High Costs Threaten Nigeria’s Aviation Business’
HUGE operational costs, emasculating charges imposed by different agencies and the resultant heavy debt burden are sounding the death knell ...
Tag: Aviation News
News and analysis from the Aviation Sector of Nigeria
Lagos Ports Takes Delivery Of Ships Laden With Petroleum Products
Five ships laden with petrol and diesel have arrived Apapa and Tin-Can Island ports in Lagos waiting to berth at ...
To Enhance Its Revenue, FAAN Sets Up Task Force
The Managing Director of the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) Engr. Saleh Dunoma, has established a special task force ...
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[Bloody week] Why Nigerian Stocks Skidded into Losses
Last week was a bloody week for the All Share Index as stocks skidded into losses pulling the index lower ...
NCAA Approves NAHCO’s New Charges
The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) has given approval to the recent cargo tariff increase being implemented by the Nigerian ...
Heritage Bank Has invested $2bn In Project Financing
Heritage Bank says it has invested over $2bn in the equity and project financing market since its inception in the ...
FAAN Moves to Increase Its Revenue Base
The Managing Director of the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria , FAAN, Saleh Dunoma, has established a special task force ...
Globacom launches wi-fi service for 22 airports across Nigeria
Globacom has launched Nigeria's first ever-comprehensive airport Wi-Fi facility in collaboration with the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN). With this ...
Conoil acquires aircraft refueling browsers
Major petroleum products marketer, Conoil Plc has placed orders for two new world-class, state-of-the-art bowsers to deepen its quality service ...
How oil marketers have taken Nigeria Hostage
Nigeria is heading towards a total lockdown in general and essential services, not minding the fact that this week is ...
