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REJECTED VESSEL WITH ANIMALS TO GET SUPPLIES
There are stong indications that Greece will deliver 50 tons of animal feed to the Togo-flagged ElBeik, which has been stuck at sea for nearly three ... -
DALA DRY PORT WILL BOOST ECONOMY-BELLO
The Nigerian Shippers’ Council says that the new Dala Inland Dry Port which is set to commence soon will boost trade viability in the country. The ... -
RUMBLE IN NASS OVER NNPC RUNNING COST
The House of Representatives Committee on Public Accounts, have disagreed with the Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation on the interpretation of its Act. The disagreement was on ... -
Women Takes Command In Ship Maneuvering
Marking another first for the maritime industry, the Shipping Corporation of India celebrated International Women’s Day by sending one of its large product tankers to sea ... -
MARITIME ACADEMY OF NIGERIA: READY FOR THE FUTURE?
From Digitalization to Simulators the journey continues The Maritime Academy of Nigeria, MAN, has been in the news in recent time for reasons bothering on the ... -
Rising Oil Price: Bakindo Calls For Caution
The global economy continues to rebound from the pandemic, but OPEC and its allies need to remain disciplined with their oil production to ensure its full ... -
NO END TO PANDEMIC YET-WHO
The World Health Organisation (WHO) believes it is unlikely the Coronavirus pandemic （COVID-19）will come to an end by the end of 2021. “I think it will ... -
NIMASA REASSURES SECURITY ON NIGERIAN WATERS
As Nigerian Navy deploy 14 warships to enhance security The Director General of the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA), Dr. Bashir Jamoh, has assured ... -
“COVID19 AFFECTED PORT OPERATIONS”-HADIZA
The Managing Director of the Nigerian POrts Authority, NPA, Ms. Hadiza Bala Usman has disclosed that Nigeria’s six major seaports recorded sharp decline in all Key ... -
FG Reopens 3rd Mainland Bridge
The Federal Government has reopened the Third Mainland Bridge in Lagos which had been under rehabilitation since July 2019, amid jubilation by road users, market men ...
