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Autolady Engineering Technology Limited is set to train 1000 technicians and non-technicians nationwide on converting petrol vehicles to

Autolady Engineering Technology Limited is set to train 1000 technicians and non-technicians nationwide on converting petrol vehicles to gas-powered engines to mitigate climate change and rising fuel price.

The firm had converted vehicles for several organisations, including those belong to Nigerian Police Force, The Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria, and NNPC. | Pulse Nigeria

In a bid to counter the adverse effects of the recent fuel subsidy removal in Nigeria, Autolady Engineering Technology Limited, through its subsidiary Autogas

BAMYAN CITY (Pajhwok): Some residents in the Waras district of central Bamyan province have complained against the non-availability of health service saying sometimes their sick

This is contained in a statement issued by Joyce Daser-Adams, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the firm, Saturday in Abuja.

Fuel Price: Nigeria Set For Mass Production Of Electric Vehicles

The federal government in partnership stakeholders in the nation’s automotive sector is forging partnership to foster the development of electric vehicles in Nigeria. Daily Trust reports that since the cost of petroleum has ballooned to over N600 per litre, attention is being shifted to alternative means of powering the automobiles. The available options to vehicle…

KUCHING (July 21): The establishment of the Sarawak Science Centre (SSC) is an indication of Sarawak’s aspiration of becoming a part of the Southeast Asian hub for scientific discoveries, said Datuk Roland Sagah Wee Inn. According to the Ministry of Education, Innovation and Talent Development Sa

The first draft of a plan for massive broadband expansion in West Virginia is now out for public comment.