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In order to achieve sustainable aviation fuel in Nigeria and the Africa region, Nigeria has hosted a high-level regional workshop on access to finance for Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) Production. The event was organised by the Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority ...

In the spirit of Easter, Air Peace has won the hearts of many by extending warm gestures of love and care to  customers nationwide. From surprise Easter gift packs to heartwarming messages and exceptional in-flight service, passengers were met with more than ...

Sole administrator of Rivers State, Admiral Ibok-Ete Ibas (rtd) has announced that the federal government has released the withheld allocations to local government councils in the state. Ibas, who announced this yesterday in Port Harcourt during a meeting with heads ...

NEV founder and CEO, Mosope Olaosebikan stated that the launch marked a rallying point for African self-reliance and green energy revolution. Reflecting on NEV’s journey, he recounted overcoming market skepticism, policy barriers, and technical challenges to answer a  question of ...

Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC) has dismissed recent reports suggesting that its narrow-gauge rail lines are inactive, asserting that operations remain functional across various routes. The deputy director of Public Relations of the corporation, Yakub Mahmood, the NRC clarified that services ...

Twenty two years after the commencement of the Port Harcourt Regional Office, the Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA), staff have expressed happiness as the abandoned office accommodation has been completed and commissioned. The regional office building abandoned for over two ...

…injects N50bn for road projects …performs ground breaking ceremony for Aviation Village Governor Umo Eno has announced that he is ready to inject 50 Billion naira between now and December 2024 into ongoing public infrastructure in Akwa Ibom State to ...

…says Royal Air Maroc is a disaster  Nigerian travellers have accused foreign airlines operating into the nation’s airports of deploying rickety and dilapidated aircraft on the Nigerian routes. The travellers who complained bitterly accused Egypt Air, Royal Air Maroc, Turkish Airlines, ...