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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 ... -
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 ... -
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 ... -
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 ... -
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, ... -
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 ... -
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 ... -
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 ... -
Lagos Rail to Link Ibadan This year-Minister
Transport minister, Mr. Rotimi Amaechi has disclosed that in order to meet the December delivery deadline for the Lagos-Ibadan standard gauge, work will begin ... -
Only Lazy Nigerians are Hungry-Customs Boss
Comptroller-General of the Nigerian Customs Service Hameed Ali said yesterday that only lazy Nigerians can be hungry. According to him, President Muhammadu Buhari had ...
