Benjamin Alade is a Business Reporter at Guardian Nigeria. He covers a diverse range of topics including transportation policy and regulation, public transportation, and corporate sustainability, with a particular focus on telecom, automotive, and business economics. Benjamin's insights and analyses have been featured in Guardian Nigeria.
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One person has died while two others sustained injuries in a multiple-vehicle crash along New Road by Coastal Road, inward
A Chinese automobile brand, Omoda & Jaecoo, has surpassed one million cumulative vehicle sales in just three years.
By: Benjamin Alade
Africa50 has secured $50 million in commitments from two international development finance institutions to strengthen early-stage
As countries race to decarbonise transportation and attract investment into electric mobility, Nigeria faces a defining moment. While the Federal Government has rolled out incentives to encourage the adoption of electric and
By: Benjamin Alade
Lagos-based fashion house Asotiayé has announced the launch of its latest collection, Blood & Sand, as it seeks to deepen its exploration of African heritage through contemporary luxury fashion.
The Lagos State Traffic Management Authority (LASTMA) has rescued a critically injured victim of a hit-and-run crash at Ojota, Lagos, after the unidentified driver allegedly fled the scene. The incident occurred over the weekend on the main carriageway around Ketu inward Ojota, where the motorist reportedly struck the victim and abandoned him at the scene.
By: Benjamin Alade
British International Investment (BII ), the UK's development finance institution and impact investor, and Africa50 have signed a Memorandum of
By: Benjamin Alade
The African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank ) has approved a €110 million financing facility for the government of Chad to support trade-enabling infrastructure and accelerate the country's economic transformation.
The Lagos State Attorney-General and Commissioner for Justice, Lawal Pedro (SAN), has stressed that effective justice delivery requires the collective
By: Benjamin Alade
Africa50 , the pan-African infrastructure investment platform, has secured new investment commitments and strategic partnerships with international
