Apapa Gridlock: FG to deploy 200 security officers
The Minister of Transportation, Rotimi Amaechi, has completed plans to deploy 200 security officers to Apapa and Tin-Can Ports to clear the gridlock on the
Category : Shipping
Port congestion: Amaechi inspects Tincan
The Minister of Transportation, Mr Rotimi Amaechi, on Friday inspected the Tincan Island terminal in Lagos, in the bid to resolve the lingering congestion at
Bad road: Council seeks suspension of demurrage for shippers
The Nigerian Shippers’ Council (NSC) on Thursday said it would seek the suspension of demurrage for shippers due to the bad access road to the
Vessels offload over N120b raw sugar at port
More than N120 billion raw sugar was imported into the country in the last few months, it was learnt. It was projected that the country
Nigeria losing $1.9bn annually to foreign ship owners — NSC
The Chief Executive Officer, Nigerian Shippers’ Council Hassan Bello, has said that Nigeria is losing $1.9bn to foreign ship owners annually. Bello, who is also
Extortion by NPA security, police, presidential task team worsen Apapa gridlock –Clearing agents
Importers, clearing agents and truck owners have expressed concerns over worsening gridlock along the port access road at the Tin Can Island Port Complex (TCIPC),
Exporters, agents lament difficulties in getting CBN proceeds number
Nigerian exporters have lamented the difficulties and undue stress in obtaining the Nigerian Export Proceeds Number, a new procedure introduced by the Central Bank of
NPA hands over Tarkwa Bay land to Navy
The Nigerian Port Authority has handed over 18 hectares of land at Tarkwa Bay to the Nigerian Navy for the establishment of a Forward Operating
FG begins Lagos stakeholders sensitisation against trucks overloading, spells out sanctions
The Federal Controller of Works in Lagos, Mr Olukayode Popoola on Tuesday said the Federal Government has set new standards, and will soon begin to
Nigeria loses N2tr yearly to foreign shipping lines
• Local shipowners debunk allegation they lack the capacity Seek change of trade terms NIMASA promises to reverse the trend With abundant crude oil resources,
