the Nigeria Association of Road Transport Owners, the Road Transport Employers Association of Nigeria and the Chairman of Kano Line Motor Park. This is contained in a statement by the Command’s ...

the Nigeria Association of Road Transport Owners, the Road Transport Employers Association of Nigeria, and other motoring public at the Command’s headquarters in Awka. The commissioner commended ...

The Kano State Commissioner of Police, Salman Garba, on Wednesday, met with transport stakeholders to discuss the ongoing enforcement of third-party motor insurance for vehicles plying roads in the ...

MONTREAL, Feb. 5, 2025 /CNW/ - The Maritime Employers Association (the "Association ... representing companies in the maritime transport industry. Its members include shipowners, operators ...

The Bulgarian government’s decision not to recognize the Bulgarian Employers' Association for Innovative Technologies (BRAIT) as a representative organization for employers at the national level ...

The Petroleum Products Retail Outlets Owners Association of Nigeria, PETROAN, has praised the Federal Government for its decision to ban the exportation of crude oil allocated to local refineries.

Segun Atho is the National Vice President, Rice Farmers Association of Nigeria (RIFAN). In this interview with Charles Okonji, the Lagos-based farmer who went into agriculture due to his inability ...

As the world marks the 2025 World Cancer Day, the Albinism Association of Nigeria (AAN) has raised concerns over an escalating health crisis facing Persons With Albinism (PWAs) across the country.

ABUJA, Nigeria — At least 17 children were killed in a fire that broke out in an Islamic school in northwestern Nigeria, the country’s emergency response agency said, as authorities launched ...

The Albinism Association of Nigeria (AAN) has called on the federal government to integrate free skin cancer treatment and regular dermatological check-ups for persons with albinism in public ...

transport, hospitality, security, and cleaning workers,” Parks added. However, Gerhard Papenfus, the CEO of the National Employers Association of South Africa, was opposed to the move.