Amidst the coronavirus pandemic and harsh operating environment, Group Managing Director, SIFAX Group, Adelunle Taofiq Oyinloye, has urged businesses to build resilience and staying power as a strategy to survive.

There are growing concerns that traders who have cargoes in the seaports may be incurring huge demurrage, as their business remained shut to avoid the spread of novel coronavirus.

Members of the Federal Nigeria Society for the Blind, Oshodi, Lagos at the weekend concluded a training on digital technology skills to enhance their digital literacy...

For Nigeria’s maritime industry to experience an exponential growth, there must be sustainable policies and implementation mechanism that would drive the industry.

The Vice-Chairman of SIFAX Group, Dr Taiwo Afolabi, on Friday, said that piracy attacks on ships at various terminals had led to the introduction of war risk surcharges on consignments heading to Nigeria by many shipping lines.

The Federal Government has been urged to urgently link the TinCan Island Port in Apapa Lagos, with a rail system to ease evacuation of cargoes from the seaport to the hinterland.

Despite challenges limiting the effective performance of media in the country, the sector remains an essential tool in promoting good governance and sustainable development.

The Initiative for National Growth Africa (INGA) in conjunction with Let Cerebal Palsy Kids Learn Foundation at the weekend held a creative arts session for the children living with special needs and an empowerment programme for their mothers. According to the organizer, Ms. Racheal Inegbedion, the project was to provide talent development for children living…

A total of 184 persons have enjoyed free dental and medical care at the Taiwo Afolabi rural dental outreach, which recently held at Dugbe market in Ibadan, Oyo State.

SIFAX Group, a multinational corporation with diverse interests in Maritime, Aviation, Haulage & Logistics, Oil & Gas and Hospitality, has appointed a new Group Managing Director, Adekunle AbdulRazaq Oyinloye.

Hopes of a return of the era of Initial Public Offerings (IPO) were rekindled last week, after four years of zero record, with the offer for sale of SAHCO Plc’s 406,074,000 ordinary shares of 50 kobo each at N4.65 per share.   The company, which is one of the foremost aviation handling companies in Nigeria,…

The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) has admitted 406,074,000 ordinary shares of 50 kobo each at N4.65 per share for Skyway Aviation Handling Company Limited...