Cover ANLCA Urges Terminal Operators to Evacuate Cargoes By Barges Chinazor Megbolu | In a bid towards ease of doing business and free flow of traffic in the Apapa Wharf area, the ... By maritimemagDecember 22, 20190
Cover Buhari commissions Police operational vehicles and other assets, promises a modernized and motivated Police Force The President and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, Muhammadu Buhari in Abuja, commissioned operational vehicles and other assets, at the Police ... By maritimemagDecember 21, 20190
Cover If you ask too much from a human being, you ask for havoc – Prince Adeyinka Bakare Prince Adeyinka Bakare is the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of De Potter Nigeria Limited; a soft-spoken person with a high level ... By maritimemagDecember 21, 20190
Cover FG Receives 600,000 Import Duty Waivers Request Yearly – Minister Abiola Seun | The Federal government says it conceded about N1trillion through grants of various import waivers to both public and ... By maritimemagDecember 21, 20190
Cover Deep Blue Project Graduates New Intelligence Officers Chinazor Megbolu | In a bid to promote security in the nation’s territorial waters and coastal areas, the Nigerian Maritime Administration and ... By maritimemagDecember 21, 20190
Cover Importers Reroute Trapped Cargoes to Lagos As Apapa Customs Generates N414bn Abiola Seun | The federal government has continued to reap the benefits of the recent closure of the nation’s land borders to import ... By maritimemagDecember 21, 20190
Cover Customs Raids Adamawa Market, seizes Foreign Rice Abiola Seun | Officers and men of the Adamawa/Taraba Command of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), on Friday raided Mubi town market for ... By maritimemagDecember 21, 20190
Cover Malabu Oil: Adoke to spend Christmas, New Year in EFCC custody Justice Othman Musa has granted an order on the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) motion ex-parte brought through its counsel Ms ... By maritimemagDecember 21, 20190
Cover Oyo State to nurse relationship with Nigeria Shippers’ Council The Oyo State Government would continue to nurse the good relationship between it and the Nigeria Shippers’ Council to achieve the ... By maritimemagDecember 21, 20190
Cover DPR warns marketers to desist from any form of hoarding or face sanctions The Department of Petroleum Resources in Cross River has issued warning to marketers to desist from any form of hoarding or face sanctions. ... By maritimemagDecember 20, 20190
Cover Court orders vessel’s forfeiture over illegal oil deal The Federal High Court in Lagos has ordered the forfeiture of a vessel, MV Shirley, used for illegal conveyance of 145,000 litres of ... By maritimemagDecember 20, 20190
Cover Group applauds Nigeria’s gas flare commercialisation programme The Centre for Public Policy Alternative has commended Federal Government for taking steps to address gas flaring through the kick off of Nigerian ... By maritimemagDecember 20, 20190
Cover C/River commends NIMASA for donating relief materials to flood victims The Cross-River State Emergency Management Agency (SEMA) has commended the Nigeria Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) and the National Emergency Management Agency ... By maritimemagDecember 20, 20190
Cover $1.2billion Malabu Oil deal: EFCC awaits Adoke in Nigeria Former Attorney General of the Federation, Mohammed Adoke Bello: departs for Nigeria, to be handed over to EFCC. Embattled former attorney-general of the ... By maritimemagDecember 19, 20190
Cover Port congestion looms as Freight Forwarders, Truckers down tools in January over operational challenges Chinazor Megbolu. | Barring last minutes intervention by relevant authorities, the nation’s seaports may be plunged into another round of crisis as angry ... By maritimemagDecember 19, 20190
Cover Piracy: Senate praises OMSL for investing $400M in SAA & Nigerian Waterways wants Navy to procure 150 vessels commends Nigerian Ports Authority The Senate on Wednesday commended the Ocean Marine Solutions Limited (OMSL) for its ... By maritimemagDecember 19, 20190
