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Reps to meet NCAA, NNPC , airlines, marketers over fuel scarcity

The House of Representatives leadership has waded into the prevailing aviation fuel crisis that is crippling air travel in the country.At the plenary on Thursday, the House resolved to summon the Director-General of the Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority, (NCAA), Captain Musa Nuhu the Group Managing Director of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, (NNPC) Mele Kyari,…

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African countries urged to seek alternatives funding for hydrocarbons energy 

The African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank),has released 700 million Eurobond to African continent for the development of oil and gas sector. This is as the Federal Government has called on African countries with fossil fuels to look inward for alternative funding for hydrocarbon energy, rather than relying on western countries. Speaking on Monday in Lagos at…

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How Coca-Cola is bringing mother and child home alive through Safe Birth Initiative

When Amarachi conceived her baby girl, the chances of losing her baby during childbirth appeared slim as she was very intentional about taking care of her health and attending the required antenatal sessions. It was therefore saddening to her friends and family when all her efforts proved unsuccessful. On Friday, 29th September 2021, Amarachi went…

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Wakanow partners with ThankUcash to launch customer loyalty program, WakaPoints

Africa’s Leading Travel Tech Company launches its Loyalty Program. Trust Africa News, By Ayomide Otitoju Wakanow announced its partnership with ThanUkcash, Africa’s leading loyalty and Rewards Company to launch a customer loyalty program, WakaPoints. WakaPoints is Wakanow’s customer loyalty program and is set towards charting a new course in the Africa travel space. It is…

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US Energy Department official: Sensors are not showing radiation leakage from Ukrainian nuclear power plant

A senior US Department of Energy official said Friday the “immediate crisis is over” and that sensors around the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant are not indicating any radiation leakage. “The immediate crisis is over in that we’ve got sensors, both sensors around the plant as well as IAEA sensors, they’re not showing any radiation leakage….

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Fixed based operations not obstacle to MMIA expansion

Fresh fact emerged at the weekend that the activities of Fixed Based Operators (FBO),including Executive Maintenance and Repair Organization (MRO), Execujets and Caverton Helicopters will not erect any obstacle to the jet way for the new international terminal of the Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMIA), Lagos.Investigations by The Nation reveal that the Federal Airports Authority…

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