Nigeria records 195 new COVID-19 cases, total now 1532
Nigeria has recorded 195 new cases of coronavirus, bringing the total number of confirmed infections in the country to 1532. This was announced by the
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15 Bayelsa abductees rescued, 48 illegal refineries uncovered
The troops of the Nigerian military attached to the Operation Delta Safe have rescued 15 abducted persons at Nembe Owelesu in Bayelsa State. The Defence
Eight power plants idle, generation tumbles to 2,983MW
The number of idle power plants in the country rose by two to eight on Tuesday, worsening the blackout being experienced by many consumers. Total
IOCs mull output cut over declining crude price, low demand
Fresh indications have emerged that the Nigerian economy and the 2020 budget may face tougher challenges in the months ahead following plans by international oil
FG reserves hotels for Dubai returnees in Lagos
The Federal Government has secured hotel accommodation in Lagos for Nigerians returning from Dubai, United Arab Emirates, on account of the coronavirus pandemic. The citizens
Aviation unions hit Arik Air, reject 80% pay cut
Allege airline treating staff like beggars Aviation unions in Nigeria have rejected the pay cut and leave without pay proposal by Arik Air last week
British Airways to cut over 12,000 jobs
Britain’s national carrier, British Airways is set to cut up to 12,000 jobs from its 42,000 workforce as airlines across the world suffer losses due
1,100 Britons evacuated to UK
More Britons were evacuated on Tuesday by the British High Commission through a charter British Airways flight which took off from the Nnamdi Azikiwe International
IATA urges regulators to assist airline operators
The International Air Transport Association has asked aviation regulators to take immediate action to aid civil aviation amid the COVID-19 pandemic. The regulators were urged
Dwindling revenue threatens airport projects, salaries, says FAAN
The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria on Tuesday expressed concern over its dwindling revenue occasioned by the nationwide lockdown. According to FAAN, this may stall
