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IMO Moves to Check Maritime Corruption
“Corruption erodes trust in government and undermines the social contract”. The IMO has agreed to address maritime corruption by including the issue in its work program ... -
Notre Dame Cathedral on Fire
Presidents Macron, Trump Shocked A massive fire broke out Monday afternoon at Notre-Dame Cathedral in central Paris, sending flames shooting out of the roof of the ... -
Notre Dame Cathedral On Fire
Macron, Trump in shock A massive fire broke out Monday afternoon at Notre-Dame Cathedral in central Paris, sending flames shooting out of the roof of the ... -
“I Carry Over Six Passports”-Dangote
Dangote says that the two most promising sectors for Africa’s future were agriculture and new technologies. But he advised young African entrepreneurs not to get carried ... -
FAO Offers Food Aid In Mozambique
After Cyclone Idai Farmers in areas left devastated by Tropical Cyclone Idai in Mozambique have started to receive much-needed agricultural inputs thanks to a joint effort ... -
No Plans to Remove Fuel Subsidy-FG
Urge Motorists to Stop Panic Buying Finance Minister Mrs. Zainab Ahmed has disclosed that the federal government has has no plans to remove fuel subsidy. She ... -
Nigeria Spends $1b On Fish Importation
Local Production Below Demand The Director of Nigerian Institute for Oceanography and Marine Research Lagos, Dr. Adekunle Oresegun has disclosed that Nigeria spends about $I billion ... -
Worlds Biggest Plane Launched
After years of development in the desert north of Los Angeles, a gigantic, six-engined mega jet with the wingspan of an American football field flew ... -
Hadiza Elected IMO Chair
Hadiza Usman, Managing Director, Nigerian Ports Authority, NPA, has been was unanimously elected as the Vice Chair of the Facilitation Committee of the International Maritime Organisation. -
World Bank Offers $15b Loan
The World Bank has said it will spend 15 billion dollars from 2021 to 2023 to help Nigeria and other African countries strengthen their human capital. ...
