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NRC to reduce trips on Abuja-Kaduna route for 3 days

The Nigeria Railway Corporation (NRC) has announced a reduction in the number of trips on the Abuja-Kaduna rail service for three days due to scheduled maintenance. Fidet Okhiria, NRC’s managing director, said this in a statement…

NITDA kicks off operations of NPKI

Chidi Ogbuokiri he National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) has commenced operations of the National Public Key Infrastructure (NPKI). The commencement of the national PKI operations was recently unveiled by the

FG extends NIN to SIM linkage to July 26

Chidi Ogbuokiri The Federal Government has announced the extension of the deadline for NIN-SIM data verification to July 26, 2021. A statement the Director , Public Affair, Nigerian Vommunications Commission (NCC) Dr Ikechukwu Adinde

NCC to review licensing structure in telecoms industry

Chidi Ogbuokiri In demonstration of its responsiveness to global trends and the dynamics in the Information and Communications Technology ecosystem, the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has initiated the process for the review

Sirika reopens remodeled Akanu Ibiam Int’l Airport today

Chidi Ogbuokiri After one year of being shut for rehabilitation work, Akanu Ibiam International Airport Enugu will be officially reopened todayh. Aviation Minister, Sen. Hadi Sirika arrived Enugu yesterday evening for the official

Fiji Airways Cites Competition From Qantas In Tough 2019

Fiji Airways has said that competition with 46% shareholder Qantas is to blame for a poor 2019 financial year. While still an excellent year for the airline, they have claimed the Australian airline dramatically changed the landscape

New STCs To Enable LuxStream Satcom on Gulfstream Jets

Collins Aerospace’s LuxStream airborne connectivity service will soon be available on a variety of Gulfstream jet models following FAA approval of multiple STCs by Western Jet Aviation. Van Nuys, California-based Western Jet and Collins