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Security: Nigeria, Turkey Collaborate
President Muhammadu Buhari and President Recep Tayyip Erdogan have agreed to strengthen cooperation between the security agencies of both countries to counter terrorism. ... -
Despite recession, Nigerians Spend over N136.5bn on Pilgrimages
A report by Punch Newspapers indicates that At least N136.5bn may have been spent on Hajj in 2017 by state governments and individuals despite ... -
Hurrican Harvey Grounds Port Operations in Texas
Over twenty oil tankers are stranded off Texas coast as they are unable to offload their cargo due to port closures, according to ... -
Nigeria Close to 100% Compliance on ISPS Code Implementation-IMO
The International Maritime Organization, IMO, has applauded Nigeria on the implementation of the International Ships and Ports Security, ISPS Code, even as the Designated ... -
Anti-Smuggling: FOU Zone “A” Ikeja Recovers Over N700m-by Amaka Ilabor
The Federal Operations Unit, FOU, Zone “A” of the Nigeria Customs Service, NCS, has intensified is Anti-Smuggling Operations to forestall year end activities of ... -
SAN Partner NIMASA For Maritime Development- by Amaka Ilabor
The Shipping Association of Nigeria (SAN) has expressed confidence in the transformation strides in the maritime sector by the Dr. Dakuku Peterside led Management ... -
Nigerian Ports Ready For Global Synergy/Competition-Hadiza
The Managing Director of Nigerian Ports Authority, (NPA) Hadiza Bala Usman has announced the collaboration of the Authority with relevant establishments and foreign firms ... -
Tanker Collission: US Crew, Other Sailors Missing
Vessels and aircraft from Singapore, Indonesia, Malaysia and the United States are scouring Southeast Asian waters for 10 missing American sailors after an ... -
Saraki Identifies Smuggling as Biggest Threat to Economy, Task Customs CG to End Smuggling and Forget Uniform Saga
As efforts to diversify the economy take centre stage in government’s programmes and events, Senate President, Dr. Bukola Saraki has decided to allow Customs ... -
Paris MoU Reveals More Ships Detentions Over the Past Three Years
Over the past 3 years most ships have been banned for multiple detentions (46). Five ships have been banned a second time. A signifi ...
