- Tuesday, July 14, 2026
BusinessDay
Nigeria’s rail transport passenger revenue has hit a three-year high record of N1.95 billion in the first quarter of 2025,...
Lanre Shittu Motors (LSM) is stepping up efforts to position Nigeria as a global hub for vehicle manufacturing, as it...
…speed violations top causative factors Road accidents in Nigeria have surged by 9.4 percent, with speed violations topping the list...
Ibi Sofekun, aka Firekiss, 69-year-old Nigerian adventurer has completed his ‘Ride for the Boy Child’ journey, covering 40 countries in...
The Lagos State Government (LASG) has unveiled a perception survey for commuters’ experience on the city’s public transportation systems. According...
Simba TVS has launched its new Kargo tricycle in Nigeria, designed to improve last-mile delivery and address the growing logistics...
FAW Group, through GoCab Nigeria, has launched its next-generation electric vehicles (EVs) into the Nigerian market to make sustainable mobility...
JAC Motors International has moved to deepen its partnership with Elizade Autoland Limited, as both firms reviewed strategies to expand...
In Nigeria, the condition of roads can be challenging for drivers during the rainy season, ranging from full drainage systems...
…commends LSM partnership JAC Motors, a leading Chinese truck manufacturer, has urged the federal government to fast-track the signing of...
Precious Aroh, a Nigerian student, has brought global recognition to Nigeria by being named ‘Best Finalist’ in the 18th Toyota...
The Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC) has said that the Abuja–Kaduna passenger train service is set to resume operations next week....
The Nigerian luxury auto market presents a vast untapped potential for car wrapping, offering a unique chance for businesses to...
Nigeria’s push for electric vehicles (EVs) is gaining momentum, but the journey to widespread adoption depends on addressing the infrastructure...
Spiro, Africa’s leading electric mobility company, has unveiled plans to expand its battery swap network in Nigeria to 2,000 stations...
