Road

Transportation Agenda is Nigeria’s premier magazine dedicated to chronicling developments, spotlighting innovations, and inspiring conversations within the transport and mobility sector. Born out of a need to document the evolving narratives around road, rail, air, maritime, and inland waterway transportation, our magazine serves as a trusted platform for industry professionals, policymakers, researchers, and enthusiasts.

admin June 12, 2025 No Comment

A Breath of Fresh Air: Why CIoTA’s Handshake with NURTW

In a country where policy is often developed in air-conditioned offices while implementation wrestles with

admin June 12, 2025 No Comment

No $250m investment destroyed over Lagos-Calabar highway – Umahi

…says envy, jealousy behind opposition to project The Minister of Works, Senator David Umahi has

admin June 12, 2025 No Comment

Julius Berger vows to ease Lagos traffic congestion – Lanre

With the near-completion of the ongoing Lagos-Opebi-Mainland Roads and Bridges project, the Project Manager, Julius

admin June 12, 2025 No Comment

FMOT MUST BEGIN TO PLAY ITS ROLE AS A REGULATORY

The Chairman of the Nigeria Transportation Commissioners Forum (NTCF) and Commissioner of Transportation in Ogun

admin June 12, 2025 No Comment

West Africa Automotive Show 2025: Piecing Together Nigeria’s Automotive Future

As I navigated the bustling halls of this year’s West Africa Automotive Show (WAAS), I

admin June 12, 2025 No Comment

There must be transparency, accountability in Highway Management Initiative –

Professor Callistus Ibe, a Professor of Transport Management and former Dean, School of Management Technology,

admin April 28, 2025 No Comment

Whither Transport Masterplan?

National Transport Policy: Pushing the needle of economic prosperity Transportation is globally accepted as the backbone

admin April 27, 2025 No Comment

Horns, Chauvinism, and Brake Lights: Surviving the Road as a

By Abike Akintuyi Awojobi It starts as a wave—then it grows. The nagging annoyance

Nigeria’s Transport Revolution: How Roads, BRT and Tech Are Changing

Nigeria, Africa’s most populous nation, faces significant transport challenges due to rapid urbanisation, population growth,

admin April 24, 2025 No Comment

Nigeria has not tapped 9% of transport potentials – Dr.

‘Without a Transport policy, investors will not take you serious as a country’ By

22.18