Nigeria Praises Ethiopian Airlines’ Double Daily Lagos Flights, Eyes Aviation Hub Ambitions
The Nigerian government has lauded Ethiopian Airlines for its commitment to the nation, celebrating the launch of a second daily […]
Lagos Partners with African Cultural Festival 2025 to Showcase Africa on Global Stage
The Lagos State Government has officially announced a strategic partnership with the African Cultural Festival (ACF), signaling a major cultural
ATPN Calls for Unity and Professionalism to Boost Nigeria’s Tourism at TFA 2025
The Association of Tourism Practitioners of Nigeria (ATPN) has issued a clarion call for unity, professionalism, and strategic collaboration across
Prof. Jude Osakwe Launches Ambitious Export Promotion Drive to Harness Africa’s $3.4 Trillion Market
The Continental Chairman of the Nigerians in Diaspora Organization (NIDO) Africa and renowned Professor of ICT, Professor Jude Osakwe, has
Rains Bless Grand Opening of Things Fall Apart Festival Village in Enugu
Gentle rains fell over Enugu this morning as the Things Fall Apart Festival Village officially opened at the Centre for
Nigeria’s Healthcare Drain: $1.1bn Lost Annually to Medical Tourism – Afreximbank
Nigeria continues to lose an estimated $1.1 billion every year to medical tourism, a situation the African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank)
ECOWAS, Tourism Stakeholders Urge Stronger Commitment to Free Movement Across West Africa
The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) Commission, in collaboration with leading tour operators from across the sub-region, has
Nigeria is Afreximbank’s Largest Beneficiary with $52 Billion in Interventions – Shettima
Vice President Kashim Shettima has disclosed that the African Export‑Import Bank (Afreximbank) has injected approximately $52 billion into Nigeria through
Morocco to Revisit 2004 Trade Deal with Turkey Amidst Soaring Trade Deficit
The Moroccan government has announced plans to undertake a comprehensive review of its 2004 Free Trade Agreement (FTA) with Turkey,
South Africa Secures $1.5 Billion World Bank Loan to Revamp Transport, Drive Green Economy
South Africa’s efforts to modernize its ailing transportation infrastructure and accelerate its shift toward a more sustainable, low-carbon economy received