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CFAO Nigeria unveils CNG-powered King Long bus for sustainable transportation

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CFAO Nigeria unveils CNG-powered king long bus for sustainable transportation

CFAO Equipment Nigeria has introduced a Compressed Natural Gas (CNG)-powered bus, providing a sustainable and practical option for road transport operators.

This is in response to the rising cost of fuel and the growing demand for alternatives to petrol engines.

According to the firm, the introduction of the seven-metre King Long CNG bus is aimed at reducing the financial strain on transporters and commuters, while also offering an environmentally friendly solution.

General Manager of CFAO Equipment Nigeria, Francois Van Bladel, explained that the CNG-powered bus was factory-built with the latest technology, making it a highly efficient option in today’s challenging economic environment. With fuel prices at an all-time high, CNG presents a cost-effective alternative to petrol and diesel, giving owners a way to cut down on operating expenses.

“This vehicle comes at a time when the high cost of petrol is creating significant challenges for both transport operators and passengers.

“The King Long CNG bus offers a reliable solution that reduces fuel expenses and contributes to cleaner air in our cities,” Van Bladel said.

He added, “By introducing the CNG-powered King Long bus, we are not only addressing the economic realities of the Nigerian market but also showing our commitment to greener and more sustainable transportation solutions.”

The King Long bus, equipped with four 80-litre CNG cylinders, ensures ample fuel capacity and reducing the need for frequent refills—a significant step forward in Nigeria’s efforts to lower transportation costs.

With a spacious 25+1 passenger capacity, the bus is ideal for various transportation needs, including commercial transport, school shuttles, and staff buses.

Moreover, the bus top-mounted 12kW air conditioning system ensures that passengers travel in comfort.

Added features like a rearview camera enhance the overall safety and ease of operations for drivers.

The King Long bus is powered by a YC4D140N-50 engine that complies with Euro V emission standards, offering both fuel efficiency and lower emissions.

This ensures that bus owners can save on fuel costs while helping to reduce the harmful pollution associated with traditional petrol and diesel engines.

Designed with a Gross Vehicle Weight (GVW) of 7,000 kg, the bus is suitable for city and inter-city travel, making it a versatile option for both private and public transport services in Nigeria.

It comes with a warranty of 12 months or 100,000 kilometres, whichever comes first, underscoring CFAO’s commitment to providing reliable solutions for Nigerian roads.

CFAO Equipment Nigeria says it is ensuring that spare parts and after-sale services are readily available across its nationwide network, offering operators peace of mind in maintaining their buses.

By adopting this solution, it notes that transporters can gain a financial advantage by switching to CNG, especially in light of the continued volatility in petrol prices.

The statement added, “CFAO Equipment Nigeria, a subsidiary of CFAO Mobility Nigeria, says it remains focused on providing innovative and cost-effective transportation solutions tailored to the needs of Nigerians.”

It urges people seeking more information to visit https://www.cfaoequipment-nigeria.com.

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BREAKING: Adeleke finally pardons ‘fowl thief’ Segun Olowookere

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BREAKING: Adeleke Finally Pardons ‘Fowl Thief’ Segun Olowookere

Governor Ademola Adeleke of Osun State has granted the prerogative of mercy to Segun Olowookere, a young man convicted of armed robbery and sentenced to death by an Ogun State High Court in 2014.

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Olowookere was pardoned alongside Sunday Morakinyo and 51 others convicted of simple and serious offences on Thursday.

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Lagos-Calabar coastal road: Train track work begins 2025, says minister

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Lagos-Calabar coastal road: Train track work begins 2025, says minister

The Federal Government plans to begin constructing train tracks on Section I of the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway in 2025.

The Minister of Works, David Umahi, made this announcement during an inspection of Sections I and II of the project, which are located within Lagos and being handled by Hitech Construction Company Ltd, on Friday, December 20, 2024.

The details of the announcement were published in a statement on the ministry’s official website on Saturday.

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“The President has given very serious attention to road infrastructure. Don’t forget that this Coastal Highway and, of course, the four Legacy Projects all have the train track incorporated. The construction of the train track for this section I is going to take off in 2025,” Umahi stated.

The Works Minister outlined plans to enhance the Lagos-Calabar Highway in Sections I and II of Phase 1, including solar-powered CCTV cameras, lay-bys every 5-15 kilometers, and security posts for improved safety and monitoring.

He announced that 20 kilometers of Section 1 are scheduled for commissioning by May 2025. The Federal Controller of Works, Engr. Olukorede Kashia, noted challenges such as large refuse dumps and unsuitable soil conditions requiring extensive remediation during the project.

Lagos-Calabar coastal road: Train track work begins 2025, says minister

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Copyright: Court orders Adele’s song removed from platforms

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Copyright: Court orders Adele’s song removed from platforms

A Brazilian court has ordered the removal of Adele’s 2015 song Million Years Ago from radio and streaming platforms worldwide following a copyright lawsuit filed by local composer Toninho Geraes.

The ruling, delivered by Judge Victor Torres, comes after Geraes accused the British singer of copying his 1996 classic Mulheres, originally performed by Brazilian artist Martinho da Vila.

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Geraes claims the track from Adele’s album 25 closely mirrors his 1995 composition, demanding recognition and compensation for the alleged infringement.

In the lawsuit, Geraes is seeking $160,000 in moral damages, lost royalties, and a songwriting credit on Adele’s track.

The court has also imposed a fine of $8,000 per act of non-compliance on the Brazilian subsidiaries of Sony Music and Universal Music Group.

 

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