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Air Peace And Embraer Will Build A Maintenance Hub In Lagos

Air Peace and Embraer are working together to create a repair hub in Lagos. This will lower the cost of servicing planes from other countries and allow direct flights between Nigeria and Brazil starting in 2025.

Access Holdings Appoints Innocent Ike as Group CEO

Access Holdings appoints Innocent Ike as Group CEO after regulatory approval, with Bolaji Agbede returning to her executive director role.

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Lagos governor calls for DSS involvement in Mohbad’s death probe

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Air Peace And Embraer Will Build A Maintenance Hub In Lagos

Air Peace and Embraer are working together to create a repair hub in Lagos. This will lower the cost of servicing planes from other countries and allow direct flights between Nigeria and Brazil starting in 2025.

Access Holdings Appoints Innocent Ike as Group CEO

Access Holdings appoints Innocent Ike as Group CEO after regulatory approval, with Bolaji Agbede returning to her executive director role.

Dangote, Ethiopia Sign $2.5 Billion Deal for Fertilizer Plant

Dangote and Ethiopia sign $2.5 billion deal for world’s largest fertilizer plant, aiming to boost agriculture and industrial growth.

Nigerians Spent N1.3 Trillion on Petrol in June

Nigerians spent N1.3 trillion on petrol in June, with Lagos, Ogun and Abuja leading demand as subsidy removal keeps prices high