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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, ... -
AI Deployed To Detect Vessel Corrosion
ABS, Google Cloud and Ukrainian software company SoftServe have completed a pilot project using artificial intelligence (AI) models to detect corrosion and coating breakdown on ships ... -
Catholic Leader Rejects Bullet Proof Car
“Public is more important than my security,’’ The head of Catholics in Sri Lanka on Tuesday rejected a government offer to use a bullet-proof vehicle after ... -
Public Alarm: 70% Monthly Revenue Spent
On Reccurrent Expenditure The federal government has raised the alarm that about 70% of the monthly revenue inflow into the Consoludated Revenue Fund (CRF) is being ... -
FG Frees Zainab From Saudi Authorities
Personal Assistant to the President on New Media, Bashir Ahmad, has said that the Federal Government has secured the release of a Nigerian student, Zainab Habibu, ... -
Saraki Gets IHRC Job
Saraki accepts offer Senate President, Bukola Saraki, has been nominated as an “Ambassador-at-Large” of the International Human Rights Commission (IHRC) A statement by the Office of ... -
NASS Wades Into Apapa Gridlock
“Its a national national embarrassment” Towards finding lasting solution to gridlock in Apapa, Lagos State, the Senate Committee on Works on Friday advocated co-operation of various ... -
188 Lives Lost at Sea-Intercargo
Call for strigent safety measures A report just released by INTERCARGO for 2018 sows that between 2009 to 2018, 188 lives were lost in bulk carrier ...
