NSIB, NIMASA Partner On Data Sharing To Boost Maritime Safety

The Nigerian Safety Investigation Bureau (NSIB) and the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) have agreed to establish a joint framework for data sharing, safety investigations and technical cooperation to strengthen maritime safety across Nigeria’s waterways. The agreement was reached during a courtesy visit by the Director General of the NSIB, Captain Alex Badeh…

LAWMA Assures Lagos Residents of Improved Waste Evacuation As Olusosun Road Repairs Near Completion

The Lagos Waste Management Authority (LAWMA) has assured residents that the temporary delays in waste evacuation across parts of the state will soon ease as rehabilitation works on Road E within the Olusosun Disposal Facility progress. The Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of LAWMA, Dr. Muyiwa Gbadegesin, gave the assurance while inspecting the ongoing…

Kaduna Free CNG Bus Scheme Moves 3.2 Million Passengers, Saves Commuters ₦3.5bn In One Year

The Kaduna State Government says its free Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) mass transit scheme has transported more than 3.2 million passengers and saved residents over ₦3.5 billion in transportation costs within its first year of operation. The Acting Managing Director of Kaduna Line and Acting Director-General of the Kaduna State Transport Regulatory Authority (KADSTRA), Engr….

LASWA Unveils Measures To Reduce Boat Fares Through Fuel, Clean Energy Initiatives

LAGOS – The Lagos State Waterways Authority (LASWA) has announced a series of measures aimed at reducing the cost of water transportation by expanding fuel supply infrastructure and accelerating the adoption of cleaner energy-powered boats across the state. The initiative follows concerns from boat operators and commuters over rising ferry fares, largely attributed to the…

Cross River Exempts Women, Elderly Commercial Drivers from Registration, Daily Levies

CALABAR — The Cross River State Government has exempted women engaged in commercial transportation and male commercial drivers aged 60 years and above from paying vehicle registration fees and daily operational levies. Chairman of the Cross River Transport Regulatory Agency (CTRA), Chief Oliver Orok, announced the policy on Monday during a meeting with drivers’ unions…