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IGP Usman Appoints Inuwa As Force Secretary, Retains Mba, Owohunwa As PRO, PSO (Pix)

IGP Usman Appoints Inuwa As Force Secretary, Retains Mba, Owohunwa As PRO, PSO (Pix)
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Breaking News | Breaking News New airline, United Nigeria Airlines berths in Lagos, its promoter unveiled

Views: Visits 216 The over two years work put in to make the new rave of the moment, United Nigeria Airlines a reality, finally paid off, when the airline conducted its inaugural flight on Friday, February 12, 2021. The airline which will concentrate on the Southern part of Nigeria for now added Lagos and Abuja to its route because of the peculiarities of the cities. The new airline’s flight route and time are Lagos-Abuja at 6:45am daily; Abuja-Lagos at 8:15am daily; Lagos-Asaba at 9:45am daily; Asaba-Abuja at 11:15am daily; Abuja-Asaba a4 12:45pm daily and Asaba-Lagos at 14:15pm daily. It will also operate Lagos-Enugu at 7:00am daily; Enugu-Abuja at 8:30am daily; Abuja-Enugu at 10:00am daily and Enugu-Lagos at 11:30am daily.”

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Nigeria must fix refineries to avoid monopoly – Economists

news Nigeria must fix refineries to avoid monopoly – Economists The Punch The Institute of Chartered Economists of Nigeria, South-South, have highlighted the need for the nation’s ailing refineries to be repaired to avoid a monopoly in the oil refining market in the coming years. The Chief Coordinator, ICEN, South-South, Mr Friday Udoh, lamented that Nigeria had continued to rely on importation for petroleum products consumed in the country for many years. File photo: Nigeria refineries He noted in a report made available to our correspondent that the refineries, located in Port Harcourt, Kaduna and Warri, had been utilising less than 25 per cent of the installed capacity of 445,000 barrels per day since 1998.

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