Nigerian ports: Where there’s no ease of doing business
Cargo Clearance Cost Eight Times More Than Goods – Shippers Nigerian Ports Non-preferred Destination In ECOWAS – Licensed Agents ‘Poor Infrastructure Jeopardising Operations’ Not Reviewing
Category : maritime
Importers to Save N1.7bn Annually as FG Stops Containers’ Deposit
The federal government yesterday announced plans to stop the N1.7 billion being paid by shippers to shipping companies annually as containers’ deposit before the end
How 16 people perish on Badagry waterways — Survivor
Mr Moruf Kelani, a survivor of the July 29 boat mishap in which 16 people were drown on Badagry waterways, blamed the tragic incident on
No going back on December deadline for single-hull tanker phase-out — NIMASA DG
Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) on Friday said that the country remained steadfast in its decision to stop the use of single-hull tankers
Senate lauds OML over $400m investment at Lagos anchorage
Ocean Marine Solution Limited (OMSL) has been cleared by the Senate of illegal security activities at the Secure Anchorage Area (SAA) of the Lagos Ports.
Navy arrests two ships with 320 tonnes of alleged stolen diesel
…As OPERATION CALM WATERS yield result Two vessels engaged in illegal bunkering and laden with over 320 metric tonnes of automotive gas oil (AGO) have
Apapa boat accident: NIMASA to enforce safety standards
Director General of the Nigeria Maritime Administration and Safety Agency, Dr Bashir Jamoh, has expressed shock over the continued loss of lives on Nigeria waters.
NIMASA poise to safeguard dockworkers’ welfare, rights
The Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) has declared a renewed commitment to enhancing welfare and interest of stevedores as captured in the 2014
NPA boss seeks review of established systems to curb women molestation
Ms Hadiza Bala-Usman, Managing Director, Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA), has called for review of established systems for checking molestation and other crimes against women in
NPA expects 18 ships with petroleum products, others at Lagos port
The Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA), says it is expecting 18 ships laden with petroleum products, food items and other goods from July 30 to Aug.
