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- Maritime Stakeholders should negotiate with AMCON to forestall foreclosure- Finance Expert, Dr Peterside
- OMSL Secure Anchorage Contract has no Government Backing- Amaechi
- WISTA Nigeria Calls for Improved Safety Regulations Across Transport Modes
- NPA boss seeks review of established systems to curb women molestation
- Saraki, Others urge victims of sexual harassment to speak out
- BOAT MISHAPS: NIWA to deregister, prosecute erring operators
- Review of Maritime Transport 2019 by UNCTAD
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Maritime Stakeholders should negotiate with AMCON to forestall foreclosure- Finance Expert, Dr Peterside
Dr Chamberlain Peterside, a Financial Expert, has urged maritime stakeholders to come together and aggressively negotiate with the Asset Management Corporation of Nigeria (AMCON) to forestall their foreclosure.
OMSL Secure Anchorage Contract has no Government Backing- Amaechi
The Federal Government never approved the establishment of the Secure Anchorage Area (SAA) contract run by Ocean Marine Security Limited (OMSL) with the Nigerian Navy in Lagos, Rt Hon. Rotimi Amaechi, the Minister of Transportation, has said.
WISTA Nigeria Calls for Improved Safety Regulations Across Transport Modes
Women’s International Shipping and Trading Association (WISTA) Nigeria has called for improved safety regulations […]
NPA boss seeks review of established systems to curb women molestation
Ms Hadiza Bala-Usman, Managing Director, Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA), has called for review of established systems for checking molestation and other crimes against women in the maritime industry.
Saraki, Others urge victims of sexual harassment to speak out
The Minister of State for Transportation, Senator Gbemisola Saraki, on Thursday urged victims of sexual harassment and exploitation to speak out as silence is no longer an option if they want to get justice.
BOAT MISHAPS: NIWA to deregister, prosecute erring operators
The National Inland Waterways Authority (NIWA) has warned that it would henceforth deregister, withdraw the operational license(s) and prosecute any operator(s) whose actions are found to contravene provisions of its guidelines for water transportation, thereby causing boat accidents.
Review of Maritime Transport 2019 by UNCTAD
UNCTAD (United Nations Conference on Trade and Development) expects international maritime trade to expand […]
Interviews
How Organised Crime Cripples Nigeria’s Economy – Mayah
Mr. Emmanuel Mayah is an International Journalist and Strategist. In this interview […]
Transport Policy is a prerequisite for Intermodal Transport – Jibril, CILT President
Mr. Ibrahim Jibril is the National President of the Chartered Institute of Logistics […]
COVID-19: We want Ports Authorities to Prioritise the Safety of Maritime Pilots- Rafouk, President, AMPA
In this interview, the President of the African Maritime Pilots Association (AMPA), […]
The Pressing Need for Training Vessels in Maritime Education- Commodore Effedua, Rector, Maritime Academy Of Nigeria
Stakeholders’ discourse around the need to acquire vessels for the practical training […]
CSR: NPA reaches out to medical facilities
The Nigerian Port Authority, Lagos Port Complex on Tuesday extended support to […]
The foreign media has downplayed Nigeria’s efforts at resolving insecurity in the GoG- Gen. Garba, NIMASA Board Chairman
In less than two weeks, over 70 countries will be participating in […]
The Container vessel call crowned our marketing efforts to attract a liner service to Calabar – GM ECM Terminal
On Monday, September 23, Calabar Port received MV Boreas, a container […]
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