Photonews: "Elechi Beach"(Waterfront)In Port Harcourt Burned

 

Article: Minister(Of Transportation) Sir, Freight Forwarding In Nigeria Is Not Changing For Any Best

Amaechi; Minister of Transportation

By Chidi Anthony Opara, FIIM

(More importantly, does the Minister know that a stark illiterate (name withheld because of litigation) was one of the graduands he was addressing?)

The Minister of Transportation, Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi was quoted by news media reports as saying that the freight forwarding subsector in Nigeria is changing for the best.

U-Report: "Power Has Changed Hands In The Media Industry, Online Now King"—Isaac Umunna To Advertisers, CSR Chiefs And Company Image Makers

Isaac Umunna

Reported by a Citizen Reporter

Power has changed hands in the media industry and online – rather than print – is now the king. The online media, therefore, deserve to get a greater chunk of the advertising and publicity spend rather than the token presently being budgeted for the sub-sector.

News Release: PMS Scarcity Could Mean Price Hike, FENRAD Fears, Warns Federal Government And NNPC

Given the recent scarcity of premium motor spirit (PMS), commonly known as ''fuel" in Nigeria, Foundation for Environmental Rights Advocacy and Development, FENRAD, a pro-democracy, human and environmental rights advocacy group calls on the federal government and its Corporation, the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC to desist, at least in the time being, from any act capable of causing increase in the price of the essential item (oil), including hoarding. 

Article: CRFFN And The Impending Misapplication Of "Minimum Qualification"

By Chidi Anthony Opara, FIIM

Principal officers of the Council For The Regulation Of Freight Forwarding In Nigeria (CRFFN) were again recently quoted by the news media as threatening to deregister freight forwarders without "minimum qualification" needed to practice the profession.