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Tanker Missing In Gulf of Guine-NIMASA Regional Rescue Centre Clueless
“On Wednesday we alerted local maritime authorities and are exploring all possible options and efforts as we continuously monitor the situation. Whilst we are tirelessly working ... -
Customs: Apapa Command Achieves 99.1% Revenue Target
The Apapa Command of the Nigeria Customs Service say the command collected the sum of three hundred and fifty billion, nine hundred and seventy-eight million, ... -
University: Tribal Feud Over Location Rages
Even as the Ijaw/Itsekiri feud continues over ownership of the land where the University is located, a former Delta State Attorney General, Charles Ajuyah (SAN), has ... -
14 Ships, Choppers, Rescue Teams Battle to Save Iranian Ship
The Sanchi had a crew of 32 sailors at the time of the collision. The body of a mariner suspected to be from the ship was ... -
Navy Makes Changes in Command Chain
The Nigeria Navy (NN) has embarked on a reorganisation that caused appointments and re-appointments of officers for effective and efficient service delivery. The Acting Director of ... -
Customs Notify 577 Officers of Retirement by Eguono Odjegba
Management of the Nigeria Customs Service has released a circular for the 2018 retirement list of its officers and men, totaling 577. The circular erroneously ... -
N19.5trillion Spent on Imports in Seven Years
Nigeria spent N19.5 trillion to import raw materials in seven year from year 2000 to 2016. Director of Government Relations and Public Policy, sub-Saharan Africa ... -
Federal Character Commission in Job Racketeering
There are revelations that the Federal Character Commission, apart from not being compliant with its principles is also short changing Nigerian who look forward to ... -
Tanker Collision Pose New Bermuda Worries
The Bermuda Triangle (sometimes also referred to as the Devil’s Triangle) is a stretch of the Atlantic Ocean bordered by a line from Florida to the ... -
Maritime Piracy Lowest in Two Decades-IMB Report
Global maritime piracy activity fell to its lowest level in over two decades, according to the latest International Maritime Bureau (IMB) report. The 180 incidents of ...
