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A driver cannot control everything that happens on the road, but the right decisions can prevent many dangerous situations. Learning to recognise risks early, manage speed and stay alert can help protect drivers, passengers and other road users.
Growing a logistics business requires more than getting new customers and adding vehicles. Small operators need proper cost management, reliable drivers, efficient delivery systems and a clear plan for expansion.
Nollywood filmmaker Funke Akindele has partnered with Facebook to promote her upcoming movie, The Four: No One Fights Alone. The collaboration will support premieres in London and Lagos and spotlight the creators helping Nigerian stories reach wider audiences.
Choosing motor insurance based only on the lowest price can leave drivers unclear about what is covered when an accident happens. Understanding policy terms, comparing protection and planning for other vehicle expenses can help motorists make better financial decisions.
From transport fares and food prices to rent and daily errands, life in a busy Nigerian city can put pressure on your time and finances. These practical habits can help you organise your routine, spend more carefully and reduce everyday stress.
From artificial intelligence and smartphone tools to remote work and digital entrepreneurship, technology is opening new ways for Nigerians to learn, work and build income. The real opportunity lies in choosing useful skills, applying them consistently and knowing which online opportunities deserve your trust.
Africa's largest refinery is processing more crude than it was designed for. Pump prices still went up. The reason has less to do with the refinery than with how fuel is bought, sold and paid for.
The price at the pump is out of your hands. The litres you burn are not. Twelve habits that professional drivers use to keep more of what they earn.
You work hard on Nigerian roads, but knowing where to turn for guidance can be difficult. VAYA Drivers Club brings driver education, safety resources and growth opportunities together in one membership.
From Lagos traffic stops to long-distance journeys, knowing how to respond at a checkpoint can help drivers stay calm, protect themselves and handle official requests appropriately.
An accident can happen in seconds, leaving you unsure of what to do next. Knowing the first steps can help you protect yourself, your passengers and others on the road.
Soft tyres are the quietest way to waste money on petrol. One small pump and five minutes a week will pay for itself before the month ends.
Vehicle insurance can help protect drivers from certain financial losses after an accident or other covered event. Understanding the different types of cover, exclusions and policy conditions can help Nigerian motorists make informed decisions.
Before you start your journey, check more than your fuel level and tyres. Make sure your driving licence and vehicle documents are valid, available and easy to find. Having the right documents can help you handle routine checks with less stress.
Online jobs and digital income opportunities can help Nigerians build new skills and earn money, but scammers are using fake vacancies, attractive salary promises and social media messages to target jobseekers. Knowing the warning signs can help you protect your money and personal information.
New bus corridors, rail extensions and a redrawn traffic plan will decide whether Africa's largest city can finally move at the pace of its economy.
Single-window customs filing and harmonised documents are intended to cut crossing times that have made regional trade slower than intercontinental shipping.
Restored passenger services are reconnecting inland towns that air and road travel had largely bypassed.
New direct links between capitals are cutting journeys that once required connecting through Europe or the Gulf.
Committees have published their recommendations, and the chamber now faces the most consequential vote of the legislative year.
Tighter liquidity rules and rising non-oil earnings have narrowed the gap between official and street rates, but manufacturers say input costs still bite.
The coaching staff has traded experience for tempo, and the early results suggest the gamble is holding.
Payments rails, identity checks and logistics software built for local conditions are now being exported to markets with similar constraints.
