New scanners worsen accumulation of cargoes to clear – Freight Forwarders
Freight Forwarders are concerned that the new scanners installed at the Nigerian ports may cause an increase in the quantity of cargoes to be cleared
Category : maritime
Stakeholders advocate collaboration to address logistics sector challenges
Trade dispute, irregularities, inflation, currency devaluation, natural disasters, terrorism, regulatory changes and legal disputes have been listed as risk areas affecting supply chain in the
Global economy needs Nigeria, says IMO Secretary-General
The Secretary General of the International Maritime Organization (IMO), His Excellenc,y Kitack Lim, has declared Nigeria as a very important country not only to Africa,
FG to lift ban on Nigerdock terminal
The Federal Government has announced plans to lift the ban imposed on Nigerdock terminal following its willingness to abide by the rules amid its contributions
NPA targets full automation of ports operation by 2024
The Managing Director of, the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA), Mohammed Bello-Koko, has said the agency is working towards a fully-automated port system, where the vehicular
Lagos restates ban on night boat trips
The Lagos State Government has reiterated that the law which banned boat operators from plying the state’s waterways beyond 7.00 pm every day remained in
‘How Nigeria can improve scanning capacity to 178,000 containers yearly’
The Federal Government has implored agencies in the maritime sector, terminal operators and other stakeholders to cooperate with the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) to ensure
Finance minister inaugurates 3 mobile scanners for examination of cargoes
The Minister of Finance, Budget and National Planning, Dr Zainab Ahmed, on Tuesday in Lagos, inaugurated three newly acquired NUCTECH mobile scanners for the use
Lekki Airport will catalyse growth in Lekki Free Zone
The recent approval by the Federal Government to construct the Lekki International Airport has increased investors’ interest in the commercial and residential area of the
Ship berthing cost down by 86%, says group
The Convention on Business Integrity has said that the partnership with the management of the Nigerian Ports Authority, through the Maritime Anti-Corruption Network, has reduced
