Headlines Clearing Agents Protest Shipping Companies Container Deposit ABIOLA Seun Clearing agents operating at the nation’s seaports yesterday threatened to take legal action against shipping companies over the collection ... By maritimemagDecember 6, 20180
Headlines 85% of goods & services imported through seaports in Nigeria-Folarin ABIOLA Seun The Chairman, Nigerian Ports Consultative Council, Otunba Kunle Folarin has said over 85 per cent by value of the goods ... By maritimemagDecember 4, 20180
Economy Anxiety as LADOL Sacks another Foreign Investor from Free Zone ABIOLA Seun Barely two months after Lagos Deep Offshore Logistics (LADOL) provider terminated the operating licence of Samsung Heavy Industries Nigeria ... By maritimemagNovember 27, 20180
Maritime Business NPA expects 32 Ships with petrol & other products 32 ships with petroleum products, food and other goods are expected to berth from Nov. 26 to Nov. 30, at Apapa and Tin ... By maritimemagNovember 27, 20180
Headlines Terminal Operators increase dockworkers salaries to N150, 000 ABIOLA Seun | The President-General of the Maritime Workers Union (MWUN), Comrade Adewale Adeyanju, yesterday said private terminal operators at the nation’s ... By maritimemagNovember 23, 20180
Headlines ITF & ICS Reach Agreement on Seafarers’ Minimum Wage Abiodun Oba | The International Transport Workers Federation (ITF) and the International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) have agreed to update the minimum ... By maritimemagNovember 22, 20180
Headlines Cabotage: Mariners want NIMASA to prepare indigenous operators for takeover The Nigerian Association of Master Mariners (NAMM) has described the recent move by the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) planned withdrawal of ... By maritimemagNovember 22, 20180
Headlines FG shops for new CRFFN Registrar as Jukwe retires The Federal government has declared the office of the Registrar/Chief Executive Officer, Council for the Regulation of Freight Forwarding of Nigeria (CRFFN) vacant as ... By maritimemagNovember 20, 20180
Cover Sea Traffic Management Project Receives IMO Support The Sea Traffic Management (STM) project has received support from IMO Secretary General Kitack Lim. During the STM Validation Project Final Conference ... By maritimemagNovember 20, 20180
Maritime Business A.P Moller-Maersk, others plan to establish container shipping association Five container shipping companies intend to create an association with the purpose of paving the way for digitalization, standardization and interoperability in the ... By maritimemagNovember 17, 20180
Headlines Lagos ports overstretched-FG cries out ABIOLA Seun | The Vice President Prof Yemi Osinbajo said that the Apapa port capacity has been overstretched by 50 million Metric Tonnes of cargoes. ... By maritimemagNovember 16, 20180
Headlines ANLCA condemns NPA’s manual call up system Tayo Oladipupo | The Chairman, Tin Can 2 chapter of the Association of Nigerian Licensed Customs Agents (ANLCA), Olabanji Olufemi has condemned the ... By maritimemagNovember 14, 20180
Maritime Business N30bn NIMASA contracts, Reps summon Peterside, Wabote The House of Representatives Committee on Public Petitions has summoned the Director-General, Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency, Mr Dakuku Peterside; and ... By maritimemagNovember 13, 20180
Headlines NIMASA Fraud: EFCC withdraws charges against four defendants The trial of former Director-General of the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA), Dr. Patrick Akpobolokemi and five others currently standing ... By maritimemagNovember 13, 20180
Headlines Marine Engineers raise alarm over indiscriminate citing of Tank Farms By ZION Olalekan | The Nigerian Institute of Marine Engineers and Naval Architects (NIMNENA) has said that suitable locations for the construction ... By maritimemagNovember 12, 20180
Cover APMT PARTNERS WITH NGO TO ASSIST KENYAN YOUTHS AP Moller Terminals (APMT) in Kenya have teamed up with TwoBillionEyes, a non-profit Foundation, to provide vision improvement Medicare to truck drivers ... By maritimemagNovember 12, 20180
