Over 30 vehicles razed in tanker accident on Lagos-Ibadan Expressway
Motorists on the Lagos-Ibadan expressway are locked in a gridlock following the tanker accident.
Motorists on the Lagos-Ibadan expressway are locked in a gridlock following the tanker accident.
Prospective participants are expected to possess a Tax Identification Number among other requirements
"The extreme toxicity of the 'official' fuel imported from Europe surprised researchers who took samples of diesel sold in government-licensed ...
Lagos state police impounded over 600 vehicles for flouting the lockdown order.
He will be in prison until January 14, which is the next adjourned date.
The protest had turned violent after police officers assigned to Mrs Fayemi shot into the crowd of protesting students.
The seizures were made between January 1 and February 10.
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The vehicles were handed over to the Managing Director of FAAN.
"Other than salaries, the NPF budget represents a contribution to costs rather than an attempt to fund the NPF," the ...
The state launched “Operation Show Your Driver’s Licence and Vehicle Particulars”.
“Among the five vehicles, three were completely destroyed.”
About successful 45 bidders were handed keys to their vehicles.
Nigerians complaining about the difficulty in accessing the platform.
The deployment includes 267 motorcycles, 106 ambulances and 22 tow trucks.
The Customs said the 11 seized cars were from a house that had no occupants.
The monarch wants ban on importation via land borders relaxed.
Motor dealers and private owners can take advantage of the window.
The order was sequel to an application by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission seeking the forfeiture.
A total of 17 vehicles among which are brand new cars, shuttle busses and SUVs were found in the premises
The cars were warehoused in Kaduna.
The prohibition order covers all new and used vehicles and commences on January 1, 2017.
The police said people were using spy plate numbers and revolving lights on vehicles, indiscriminately.
Mr. Arase threatens legal action against "forces bent on tarnishing" his image.
He said he met Mr. Adeyemi, who acted as a middleman, about two years ago.
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