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CNG application: States fail to implement Tinubu’s low fare directive (opens the original)
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Despite President Bola Tinubu’s directive that transportation fares should begin to fall from October 1 through the deployment of Compressed Natural Gas-powered buses, commuters across several states have continued to pay the same, and in some cases higher, fares. Findings by The PUNCH across the states on Thursday showed that the presidential directive had yet to translate into widespread reductions in transport fares. While some state governments have introduced subsidised or free CNG-powered
Nigeria @66: Difficult reforms over, prosperity next – Tinubu (opens the original)
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President Bola Tinubu on Thursday declared that the harshest phase of his economic reforms was over, telling Nigerians in his Independence Day broadcast that the country has moved from an “age of reform” into an “age of prosperity,” while issuing a pointed warning against politicians pushing for a return to fuel subsidies ahead of the 2027 general election. Marking Nigeria’s 66th Independence anniversary, Tinubu used the nationwide address themed “From Reform to Prosperity” to defend the removal
FG urges demand-driven extension services to boost farm productivity (opens the original)
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The Federal Government has called for a shift from supply-driven agricultural extension services to a demand-driven system that provides farmers with verified information based on their specific needs and market requirements. The Minister of Agriculture and Food Security, Abubakar Kyari, made the call on Wednesday at the Africa Agribusiness Extension Summit, where stakeholders discussed the development of sustainable agricultural advisory infrastructure across Africa. Kyari said the development
IATA seeks stronger controls over dangerous air cargo (opens the original)
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The International Air Transport Association has called for stronger collaboration among stakeholders in the air cargo supply chain to tackle the risks posed by undeclared and misdeclared dangerous goods. The association said about 80 per cent of dangerous goods incidents reported to it in the first half of 2025 involved undeclared or hidden hazardous materials, including lithium batteries, e-cigarettes and aerosols. It said the development had heightened concerns over the effectiveness of existi
Airport cab firms struggle to meet FAAN deadline (opens the original)
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More than 300 jobs in Nigeria’s airport cab-hire sector may be affected as operators face the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria’s October deadline to replace vehicles manufactured before 2012. The Chairman of the Airport Cab Operators, Prince Amosola, said the 17 licensed car-hire companies operating at the airport were struggling to meet the vehicle upgrade requirement, warning that the policy could push hundreds of workers into an already saturated labour market. In a signed statement issu
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