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Sanusi Gets UN Appointment
As Ganduje creates new emirates António Guterres, the United Nations Secretary-General António on Thursday in New York announced the appointment of His Royal Highness Muhammadu Sanusi ... -
Senate Rejects Maritime University Lokoja
The Senate has thrown out a bill seeking the establishment of Maritime University of Lokoja which was sponsored by Senator Isaac Mohammed Alfa (Kogi East) seeking ... -
Amaechi Raises the Bar at MAN
Sets more hurdles for Rector With commitments from the honorable minister of transportation Mr. Rotimi Amaechi to reposition the Maritime Academy of Nigeria, the stage is ... -
Minister Visits Academy On Facility Inspection
*Calls For More Training Equipment *Qualified Lecturers *Insist on Trainings for Staff With the abundant natural resources and potentials that Nigeria has been blessed with, the ... -
N790b Lost to Textile Smuggling-Emefiele
As Masari laments The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), has decided to turn the heat on smugglers of Textile materials and their accomplices such as banks ... -
FG Set to Link Kaduna Port by Rail
Intended to Reduce Apapa Gridlock Even as the Nigerian Shippers’ Council makes efforts to streamline and ensure smoother, faster and more efficient services in the ... -
NBC Boss Dragged to Court
For N2.5b Seed Grant The Director General of the National Broadcasting Commission, Ishaq Kawu, was brought before Justice Folashade Ogunbanjo-Giwa of the Federal High Court, Abuja, ... -
NIMASA and INTERPOL Partnership
The Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency held meetings with INTERPOL officials to strategize on how to combat criminalities in the Gulf of Guinea. The ... -
NSC Reiterates Commitment to Boost National Revenue
And Checkmate Illegal Charges/Fees Nigerian Shippers Council, NSC, has reiterated its commitment to boost national revenue accruable to the federal government by eliminating the challenges of ... -
China Consolidates On Maritime Might
Builds Wars Ships and Vessels It took time for China’s naval shipyards to hit their straps. For about a decade from the turn of this century, ...
