(L-R) Olusegun Aganga, Nigeria's minister of finance; Bright Okogu, DG, Budget Office of the federation and Ahmed Maccido, vice chairman, senate committee on appropriation, during the workshop on "Enhancing Internally Generated Revenue Collection and Remittance System in the federal public service in Abuja.

THERE are increasing fears that the prevailing debt situation in the nation’s aviation industry will lead to the collapse of the industry if remedial measures are not taken.  Since the beginning of 2009, three domestic airlines have stopped flight operations as a result of inability to cope with the harsh operating environment.

There are indications that Aero, the premier airline in Nigeria, may be forced out of operation should the face-off between the airline and its sole banker, Oceanic Bank Plc continues.

The Nigerian Customs Services (NCS) at the Murtala Muhammed Airport Command weekend intercepted a total of 238 military camouflage uniforms and 40 pieces of military hats imported to the country through the international wing of the airport.

NIGERIAN airlines are licking their wounds over the prevailing adverse weather conditions which prevented most of them from taking off from the major airports in the country since the last one week.

JAGUAR a renowned name in the automotive industry, this year marks the 75th anniversary of the brand and 75 years of looking forward, designing and building cars that represent the very best of technical innovation, design leadership and sporting success.

FOR more than one year now, airline operators in the country have continued to press for financial bailout from the federal government, describing it as the only means to remain in business and make profit, not just revenue.

INDICATIONS have emerged that the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) will be partnering with some commercial banks for a proposed bank pavilion at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Lagos.

AHMADU Giade, chairman of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), has declared that the agency, in the light of the recent terrorism attempt in the US, would frustrate the activities of drug barons as there will be no hiding place for them.