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LAMATA turns to freight operators as it crafts new Lagos transport policy The Lagos Metropolitan Area Transport Authority has held its fourth round of stakeholder consultations, this time drawing directly from freight unions and industry associations to shape a new regulatory framework aimed at cutting delays and streamlining the movement of goods across the state. The se...

Aviation strike grounds flights, leaves thousands stranded across Nigeria Thousands of travellers were left stranded at major airports across the country yesterday as aviation workers downed tools in a coordinated industrial action that brought flight operations to a near standstill. The strike, called by the National Union of Air Transport Employees (NUATE), the Air Tran...

Expert urges House to compel FAAN to contribute 5% of commercial revenue to aviation safety fund A former top official of the Aviation Safety Round Table Initiative has called on the House of Representatives to mandate the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria to pay five per cent of its commercial earnings into the pool that funds the country’s aviation safety agencies. John Ojikutu, who pre...

Your vehicle is tested for brakes, tyres, suspension, and lights, but the most critical safety device is the one you control.

DVTS Standard:

Check retractor locking mechanism.
Inspect webbing for cuts or fraying.
Verify anchor bolts are secure.

A seat belt doesn't save you unless you wear it.

Don’t wait for a collision to prove why it matters.

Visit the any of our inspection centers around you.

NCAA pushes back against TSC review, warns of safety risks The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority has thrown its weight against a proposed overhaul of the Ticket Sales Charge allocation, warning that slashing its share of the levy would cripple its ability to regulate the country’s aviation industry. Director General of Civil Aviation, Capt. Chris Najomo, ...

"If it will last, it will take time...."

But it can quickly lead to engine overheating, costly repairs, or even complete engine failure.

Watch out for puddles of green, orange or pink fluid beneath your vehicle, rising engine temperature, or frequent coolant top-ups. Don't ignore the warning signs.

Protect your engine. Schedule a professional vehicle inspection and fix coolant leaks before they become major problems.

Just keep moving. A moving man will always meet his luck.