Ayo Akinfe

(1) On a daily basis, Nigeria witnesses horrific accidents on her roads, many of them involving trailers. Surely, our transport policy has got to be based on moving freight off the road and on to rail to help cut such deaths

(2) No country anywhere on earth has ever industrialised without a modern and efficient railway service. Nigeria’s lack of a modern railway network is a mirror reflection of how unserious we are when it comes to manufacturing

NIGERIAN aviation authorities have banned all charter services with privately-registered aircraft with effect from today as part of a drive to combat the abuse of the coronavirus lockdown and the embargo on flying.

LAWMAKERS in the US state of Mississippi have voted to remove the Confederate battle emblem from the state flag in recognition of the ongoing drive towards removing all vestiges of racism from the country's history.

NIGERIA has opened the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport in the capital Abuja to domestic flights three months after it was shut down as part of the lockdown measures introduced to combat the spread of the coronavirus pandemic.

CONTROVERSIAL pastorpruener Bishop David Oyedepo has alleged that Nigeria is no longer fighting Covid-19  but an anti-church virus as places of worship remain closed while markets are allowed to operate normally.

ENGLISH Premier League sides West Ham and Everton have indicated an interest in signing Super eagles fullback Ola Aina after his Italian club Torino revealed that it will be ready to listen to offers at the end of the season.

Even if we quadruple industrial output in Nigeria we will not make any money from it unless we can export our finished goods, so having an ambitious port expansion policy has got to be a national priority

I want these proposals sent to the National Assembly as the Nigerian Port Expansion Bill 2020:

Ayo Akinfe

FORMER Super Eagles skipper Vincent Enyeama has been appointed by French side Iris Club de Croix as their goalkeeper trainer with a special mandate to help groom young goal tenders for the future.

Ayo Akinfe

(1) Abolish the federal allocation regime compelling all 36 states to generate their own revenue

(2) Give the Nigerian military one month to wipe out Boko Haram

(3) Get every single cattle herdsman in the country operating from a dedicated and secure animal ranch

(4) Get private investors running the Ajaokuta and Aladja steel plants with a mandate to produce a minimum of 20m tonnes a year

AIRFARES on Nigerian domestic and international routes look set to rise dramatically when the government opens the country's airspace shortly after the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (Faan) announced that it will be increasing service charges by up to 100%.