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Digital Currency: Nigeria Launches eNaira
36 Banks Integrated, N500m minted, N200m has been issued to financial institutions President Muhammadu Buhari (retd) has unveiled the Central Bank of Nigeria’s digital ... -
“Nigeria Merits Category C At IMO”-Jamoh
Seek Support From other countries Even as the countdown to the December International Maritime Organisation (IMO) Council Election hots up, Director General of Nigerian ... -
Nigeria Sustains Piracy Reduction, IMB Excited
As NIMASA Strives to Sustain Momentum The trend of reduction in piracy and armed robbery in Nigerian waters has continued, with the International Maritime ... -
“TIME TO END FUNDING ISSUES AT MAN”-Minister
Insist On Remittance of Funds as Duty not Favour The minister of state for transportation Senator Gbemisola Saraki has expressed worry on issues affecting ... -
Nigeria Renews Commitment to Maritime Development
Prioritize Safety/Security issues as well Seafarers Welfare/Training As Transport Minister, Maritime Chief Executives call for greater collaboration As the world mark this year’s World ... -
EQUATORIAL GUINEA TO TRAIN CADETS AT MAN
Minister calls for more Faculties as NIMASA Promises Better Funding Equatorial Guinea, a Central African country has written to request training for Guinean Cadets ... -
CBN SET TO ROLL OUT E-NAIRA
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), has diclosed that it has concluded plans to launch the Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) on Oct. 1. ... -
FLOATING DOCK: NIMASA GETS ICRC OPERATIONAL APPROVAL
The Infrastructure Concession Regulatory Commission (ICRC) has issued a Certificate of Compliance for an outline Business Case (OBC) for the operation of the Modular Floating ... -
DPR Targets N3.2tr Revenue By December 2021
The Director/ Chief Executive Officer of Department of Petroleum Resources (DPR) , Mr Sarki Auwalu, says the department will hit N3.2 trillion revenue target ... -
Statistics: Diseases, Debts, Deaths and Insecurity
Pictures May lie but figures Don’t Covid19 From 3 January 2020 to 14 September 2021, there have been 199,538 confirmed cases of COVID-19 with ...
