ANTI-PIRACY: UN raises Nigeria’s rating, commends Navy, NIMASA
****Pirates in GoG bolstered by international collaborators — Jamoh AS the maritime security ar chitecture currently being deployed by the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety
Category : Shipping
Cargo evacuation: APM Terminals, NRC restore rail service at Apapa Port
In a bid to decongest the port access roads, APM Terminals Apapa and Nigerian Railway Corporation, NRC, have restored the evacuation of containers by rail
Cargo evacuation by rail will help decongest port —- NSC Director
Nigerian Shippers’ Council(NSC) on Monday said it would be supervising the Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) of cargo evacuation between the Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC) and
12 vessels expected at Delta ports with petrol, bitumen other items- NPA
The Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) on Monday said 12 vessels laden with petrol, bitumen and other items were being expected at the Delta ports. The
NPA expects 16 ships carrying petroleum products, others at Lagos Ports
The Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) says it is expecting 16 ships laden with petroleum products, food items and other goods from June 6 to June
13 vessels expected at Delta ports- NPA
The Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) says 13 ships laden with various products are expected at Delta ports. The NPA made this known in its daily
9 ships expected at Delta ports – NPA
The Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) says nine vessels are being expected at the Delta ports. The NPA made this known in its daily publication, ‘Shipping
10 vessels expected at Delta ports, says NPA
The Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) says 10 ships laden with fuel, bitumen and general cargo are being expected at the Delta ports. The NPA made
Importers, agents decry customs’ server failure at Tin-Can Port
As Service blames service providers Operations of importers and clearing agents at the Tin-Can Island `Port, in Lagos, are being frustrated following the collapse of
Shippers lose over N15trn to COVID-19 in 3 months
Nigerian ports to witness cargo shortfall in Q2, Q3 Shippers Association Lagos State (SALS) has said that shippers lost over N15 trillion in three months
