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Bolt Cleared To Commence Its Services At Federal Airports - FAAN - Travel

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  FAAN appreciates members of the travelling public for their patience and understanding during the recent period of inconvenience occasioned by efforts to establish an agreeable and sustainable operational framework for e-hailing services at FAAN-managed airports. For nearly a decade, FAAN has been working to address challenges arising from the activities of commercial and e-hailing vehicles within the airport environment, including increasing cases of passenger solicitation and touting, unregulated operations, random pick-ups, and associated safety, security and accountability concerns. These challenges, which in some instances involve drivers operating across more than one platform, have made it necessary for the Authority to strengthen the management and visibility of commercial transportation within the airport. It was in response to these concerns that FAAN introduced *ACHRAMS (Airport Car Hire Rank Management System),* a queue-management and airport transportation management...

10 Courses Producing The Highest-Paying Jobs In Nigeria In 2026 - Education

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  For many students, choosing a university course is one of the biggest decisions they will ever make. While passion remains important, earning potential has become an increasingly important factor as families grapple with rising living costs and a competitive job market. The truth is that no course guarantees wealth. However, some degrees consistently lead to industries where salaries are significantly higher than the national average. From oil and gas to technology and medicine, these fields continue to produce some of Nigeria’s highest earners. 1. Computer science and software engineering Technology has created more new millionaires in Nigeria over the last decade than almost any other sector. Software developers, AI engineers, cybersecurity specialists and data scientists are increasingly working for international companies while living in Nigeria. Many earn salaries in dollars, making tech one of the most attractive career paths today. 2. Medicine and surgery Medicine remains ...

Ready To Become A Software Engineer? Join Cohort 36 - Educational Services -

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  Ready to Become a Software Engineer? Join Cohort 36 Today’s realities were yesterday’s dreams. The software engineers building successful careers at leading companies today were once beginners too. With the right training, hands-on experience, mentorship, and persistence, you can turn your ambition into a rewarding career in software engineering. Take a look at members of Moat Academy Cohort 20 ( the picture below) and where their careers have taken them: • Adeitan Abimbola - Lead Software Engineer at Finding the Spots, Netherlands & Co-Founder at Paycita • Adeyemi Harrison - Team Lead Backend Developer at School Bridge • Aishat Moshood - Software Engineer at Interswitch Group • Haishat Ibrahim - Software Engineer at Fincra • Noah Maduabuchi - Data Warehouse Developer at SmartData Limited • Olalekan Ajayi - Frontend Web Developer at Getstac • Olawale Tomiwa - Software Development Engineer in Test (SDET) at MTN • Samuel Okediya - Frontend Engineer at Moniepoint Inc. And...

AMTY Award Organisers Redeem N2.5m Prizes For Five Winners - Events

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  AMTY Award Organisers Redeem N2.5m Prizes For Five Winners Organisers of the Anambra Most Talented Youth (AMTY) Award have redeemed cash prizes totaling N2.5 million to five awardees, with each recipient receiving N500,000. The prizes were presented on Friday, August 21, 2026, as part of the organisers’ commitment to rewarding excellence and supporting the growth of deserving individuals and institutions. According to the organisers, the prize money awarded to schools would be used to strengthen their libraries, while individual winners would deploy the funds to support and expand their businesses. The beneficiaries include Mater Amabilis Secondary School, Umuoji, which won the Best Public School of the Year; St. John Vianney Science College, Ukwulu, which emerged Best Private School of the Year; and the Principal of St. Charles College, Onitsha, Fr. Dr. Gabriel Ositadimma Anochilionye, who was named School Administrator of the Year. Others are Kenechukwu Ndunwa, Innovator of the...

Woman Loses ₦3M Savings In Access Bank After SIM Reassignment - Business

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  A lady who just came from Dubai has cried out for help after discovering that the N3m she has been saving since 2022 in her access bank has vanished from the account. According to access bank that somebody has been withdrawing the money since 2024 and mtn has sold her line to another person. Which way Nigeria, which way to go? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C9vCyD0jZm0?si=Qp3TJDlsfC1mrOff 1 Like Share Re: Woman Loses ₦3M Savings In Access Bank After SIM Reassignment  

Alvarez: "We Want Him" - Laporta; 0% Chance Of Having Him - Atletico Madrid - European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga)

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  The Argentine moved from River Plate to Manchester City for £14.1m in 2022 (on a 5½ year contract), winning the Premier League, World Cup, UEFA Champions League, FA Cup, UEFA Super Cup and FIFA Club World Cup (at City). Unhappy living under the shadow of Erling Haaland, he was reluctant to sign an extension, before moving to Atletico in 2014 (on a 6-yr deal) for £81.5m (+add-ons) With the World Cup ongoing amid Barcelona's €100m bid, Alvarez publicly expressed his desire to switch Atletico Madrid for Barcelona, a decision that irked the Rojiblancos fans and hierarchy. Atletico had turned down offers from' Barcelona and Real Madrid, insisting the club will not strengthen their direct rivals Alvarez was greeted with boos and jeers by fans in their 2-all home draw against Villareal on Sunday. He cut a forlorn look when he left for the locker room alone as the fans whistle at their star. With Arsenal reportedly keen on signing the 26yo before the September 1st deadline, the Bar...

Tinubu's Aide, Onanuga Blasts Atiku Abubakar On Subsidy - Politics

  STATEHOUSE PRESS RELEASE --Bayo Onanuga Nigerians cannot afford another opaque and potentially costly subsidy regime dressed up in new language. The former vice-president should be honest with Nigerians: either he has a coherent, costed, and workable petroleum policy, or he is simply playing politics with a policy that has significantly restored fiscal health to the three tiers of government and stabilised the macroeconomic environment. The economy is too serious for policy somersaults, incoherence, destructive populism and election gimmicks. Atiku says his subsidy will follow the barrel of crude. Is he aware that refined petrol only constitutes 45 per cent of the by-products of a refined barrel of crude? A barrel yields other products, such as aviation fuel, kerosene, and diesel, which were deregulated many years ago. Diesel, which the Obasanjo-Atiku administration deregulated in 2004, accounts for roughly 25% of the barrel. Jet Fuel and Kerosene make up about 9% of the barrel. ...