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 : maritime
43 vessels stuck in Lagos waters
As port congestion worsens Cost of shipping containers rise 600% Freight Forwarders blame stoppage of container stripping, barge operations 44 ships expected in Lagos in
How electronic stacking of containers’ll facilitate trade at seaports
Nigeria’s maritime sector has experienced tremendous growth that provided huge economic benefits for its citizens as a maritime nation. One of its core domains is
Amaechi inaugurates new terminal in Apapa
The Minister of Transportation, Mr Rotimi Amaechi, has inaugurated a new operation command centre built by APM Terminals Apapa to boost efficiency and service delivery.
Ibom Deep Seaport first phase to gulp $2bn – Commissioner
Akwa Ibom State Commissioner for Economic Development and Ibom Deep Sea Ports, Mr Akan Okon, has said the construction of the first phase of the
$4.6bn Ibom Deep Seaport to create over 300,000 jobs-Official
The Government of Akwa Ibom says the approval of 4.6 billion dollars by the Federal Government to build Ibom Deep Seaport (IDSP) will create jobs
To Ease Apapa Gridlock, NPA Set to Deploy Electronic Call-up
Moves to save Nigeria $10bn annual loss of agro products After months of planning, the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) will next month deploy electronic call-up
Lagos ports crises management: Controversy envelopes withdrawal of Shippers Council from PTT
There are indications that the working relationship between the Nigerian Shippers Council, NSC, the ports economic regulator, and the Presidential Task Team, PTT, on Apapa
Focusing on maritime to move out of recession
A portion of the Oshodi/Apapa Expressway. PHOTO: OLUWAKEMI DAUDA The National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) has declared that the country has entered into another recession,
NIMASA denies granting waivers to foreign shipping firms
The Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency has dismissed as false, allegations that it has been granting waivers to shipping firms. It also refuted allegations
