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Lagos-London fares 49% higher than Accra-London, 162% higher than Cotonou-London Nigeria Air project stalls, airfares skyrocket over foreign exchange shortage Nigerians have spent about $4.66bn on foreign air travels in 15 months, according to findings by The PUNCH. Data obtained from the Central Bank of Nigeria showed that the amount was sold to foreign airlines |

The Nigeria-Niger Republic railway project may be at risk after the rupture of the diplomatic ties between Nigeria and Niger following

Nigerians have spent about $4.66bn on foreign air travels in 15 months, according to findings by The PUNCH.

Public sector strike in Greece as workers demand permanent contracts for part-time workers; Stockholm commuter train drivers hold three-day wildcat strike to defend guards, are disowned by union; in Nigeria, aviation workers walked out April 17 over pay and conditions while ExxonMobil workers struck over pay halting oil exports at four terminals

Aviation unions have insisted on executing the warning strike proposed to shut down the sector over irreconcilable differences with the Federal Ministry of

The federal government, through Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority(NCAA) has finally granted NG Eagle, Air Operating Certificate(AOC), to operate in Nigeria

On his part, the Secretary-General, Aviation RoundTable, Olumide Ohunayo, noted that although this is coming at the last lap of the end of the administration, the effort of the minister is commendable.

The plan by the federal government to commence the operation of Nigeria Air before the end of the President Muhammadu Buhari's administration has received

The Federal Government of Nigeria is determined to get Nigeria Air running within the administration of President Buhari, but experts have identified key issues

“If you go through my book Troubled Skylines, you will find answers to most of your questions; nothing has really progressively changed in the commercial