Imperative of Adequate Maritime Security and Zero Tolerance to Corruption in the Face NPPM Implementation By maritimemag
Cover COVID-19: China must pay reparation to Africa for its failures By Oby Ezekwesili The COVID-19 pandemic has dealt a severe injury to Africa’s development prospects and worsened the conditions of its ... By maritimemagApril 18, 20200
Cover Customs armoured vehicles rot away, as smugglers kill officers in Ogun, Lagos Abiola Seun The officers of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) are being killed by daredevil smugglers, as Armoured Personnel Carriers (APCs), procured ... By maritimemagJanuary 21, 20200
Cover Trading in Contradiction of the Nigerian Cabotage Act BY AKINSEYE OLATOKUNBO ALUKO | Nigeria’s oil and gas sector has accounted for almost 90 percent of its ... By maritimemagNovember 3, 20190
Cover Sanctions and the Tanker Market: Where to from here? As the US decided to put a complete halt to Iranian oil exports, the tanker market is expected to face even more turmoil. ... By maritimemagApril 30, 20190
Columnists Are We Doing Enough for the Well-Being of our Seafarers? Dimitrios Lyrakos | Are we doing enough for the mental health and well-being of our seafarers? The answer is “no,” but ... By maritimemagApril 23, 20190
Cover Paving the Way: Women in Naval Service Julie Vujevich The beginning of the 20th century marked a period of new beginnings and historical achievement for women in the United ... By maritimemagMarch 21, 20190
Headlines Protecting the “Blue Economy” Piracy is just one of the challenges facing shippers in West Africa DIRK SIEBELS Just before sunrise the Kelewele, a small product tanker anchored ... By maritimemagJanuary 28, 20190
Cover Improving Safety Standards for Workboat Launch and Recovery VESTDAVIT | DNV GL is reviewing a new voluntary certification standard covering the davits used to launch and ... By maritimemagJanuary 27, 20190
Headlines NIMASA Midwife Increased Wages for Dockworkers at Seaports At a time when the organised Labour Unions in the country are agitating for increase in the nation’s minimum wage, dockworkers in the ... By maritimemagJanuary 16, 20190
Editor's Pick Disquiet as Nigeria’s river ports remain idle In Nigeria, none of the four river ports is functional despite government spending a whooping N13.65billion to resuscitate them. ABIOLA Seun writes. Unlike other ... By maritimemagDecember 5, 20180
Opinion Sewage from Ships – Better Guidelines are Needed BY WEI CHEN The IMO’s MARPOL Annex IV Convention aims at the “Prevention of pollution by sewage from ships.” Installing an approved sewage ... By maritimemagNovember 12, 20180
Opinion Trade war: China’s ace against Trump’s America On the surface, the math works against China in its trade war with President Donald Trump’s United States, since China’s exports ... By maritimemagAugust 18, 20180
Headlines Africa Opens its Doors to the World Durban, South Africa. BY THOMAS OKBO | A diverse continent with more than 50 different countries, Africa is blessed with vast natural resources – ... By maritimemagAugust 13, 20180
Opinion Opinion: Apapa – The Journey To Hell Funso Olojo | Note: This allegorical piece was written before the recent efforts of government to provide palliative measures on the port ... By maritimemagApril 10, 20180
