UK warship arrives Nigeria to support maritime security
A Royal Navy warship, HMS Trent, on Sunday arrived in Lagos, Nigeria. This is Trent’s second visit to Nigeria, as part of its regional mission
Category : maritime
Safety, security, unregulated fishing, marine tourism, top of my agenda, says Oyetola
Photo caption: From right: Minister of Marine and Blue Economy, Adegboyega Oyetola; Director-General, Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA), Dr. Bashir Jamoh; Permanent Secretary,
Customs rejects $54,300 bribe, intercepts N550m Tramadol at Lagos Port
Customs rejects $54,300 bribe, intercepts N550m Tramadol at Lagos Port The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) of the Tin-Can Island Command on Monday, said it has
NIMASA developing Nigerian seafarers through cabotage implementation
By Emeka Ugwuanyi One of the cardinal principles of the cabotage regime is the localization of manning vessels operating in Nigerian waters. According to a
Deep Blue assets deployed and functioning
*Assets managed by project team – Jamoh By Emeka Ugwuanyi The Nigerian Navy says assets acquired by the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA)
NCDMB partners Stoilic Shipping on cadets training
Photo caption: Officials of the NCDMB and Stoilic Shipping Limited with cadets at the kick-off ceremony of the NCDMB-sponsored Cadets Training Programme in Lagos By
Building competitive ports infrastructure: Introspection on NPA’s pre-concession roles
Building competitive ports infrastructure: Introspection on NPA’s pre-concession roles Despite the concession of the country’s seaports, stakeholders and port users have continued to raise questions,
Nigeria’s blue economy prospects, opportunities and challenges
By Tom Okunomo Over the past 10 years, the phrase ‘blue economy’ has gained popularity as more people, governments and economists have come to understand
‘No truth in allegations of NIMASA’s UK properties acquisition by Femi Falana’
By Emeka Ugwuanyi The management of the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) has said there is not one iota of truth in allegation
