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Governor Goes to Jail
“From the totality of facts before the court, Nyame approved N250 million for purchase of stationery, but is found to have no intention to fulfil the ... -
Hunter Kills 122 Pregnant Whales
More than 120 pregnant whales were killed during Japan’s annual “research” hunt in the Southern Ocean last summer, a new report has revealed. Of the 333 ... -
Barkindo Raises Alarm as Nigerian Crude Struggles
The global oil industry should ramp up investment to ensure it can cope with future consumption growth and avoid supply shortages, OPEC Secretary-General Mohammad Barkindo told ... -
Two Billion Litres of Petroleum Products cannot be Discharged-Omatseye
Former Director General, Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency, NIMASA, barrister Temisan Omatseye has reiterated that lack of local discharge capacity is adversely affecting the ... -
IMO Approve New Routes
The IMO has adopted a joint proposal by the U.S. and Russia for a series of connected vessel routes and precautionary areas in adjacent Bering Sea ... -
UN Honour Nigerians
The UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, who will preside over the observance of the Day at the United Nations Headquarters in New York on Friday, 1st June ... -
Ajaokuta Was 90% complete But…
“The company was constructed under former President Shehu Shagari to produce steel for Nigeria and Africa, unfortunately, due to changes in leadership, the successive administrations ... -
“I’ll Sign Not too Young to Run Bill”-PMB
Today marks the 19th year of our nascent democracy and the 3rd Anniversary of this administration. I am thankful to Almighty God for bringing us thus ... -
Iridium Gets IMO Nod to Boost GMDSS Services
The IMO Maritime Safety Committee (MSC) has formally approved Inmarsat’s Fleet Safety solution as a new service to support the Global Maritime Distress & Safety ... -
Pirates Roam Wide-OBP
Oceans Beyond Piracy has released its piracy review for 2017 and the numbers show that pirate attacks remain a serious threat off the Horn of Africa, ...