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Customs Intercept Rifles
The Tin-Can Island Command of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) has intercepted 1,100 rifles which were imported into the country from Turkey under false ... -
TTP: NSC Partner Ogun State Govt
The Executive Secretary/CEO of the Nigerian Shippers’ Council (NSC) Mr. Hassan Bello, has called on the Ogun State Government to partner with the Council ... -
Ballast Water Convention Enter into Force
A key international measure for environmental protection that aims to stop the spread of potentially invasive aquatic species in ships’ ballast water enters ... -
Bad Governance/Poverty Causes of Agitations/Unrest in Africa-UN
Poverty, marginalisation and bad governance are more important factors in the radicalisation of young Africans than religion, according to a new study published on ... -
Economic Crunch: Denmark to Abolish Vessel Registration Fees
The Danish government plans to abolish the registration fee for merchant ships as part of the government’s new measures to boost the growth ... -
Nigeria Out of Recession Quagmire
Follwing Growth Statistics released by the National Bureau of Stattistics, NBS, indications are that Nigeria has exited the Recession which beclouded the country since ... -
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 ... -
N30trillion Probe: Senate Says “No Going Back”
The National Assembly has vowed that no amount of pressure or blackmail would stop it from continuing with the ongoing investigation into alleged N30 ... -
After Restructuring, NPA Promote Workers- by Amaka Ilabor
The Management of Nigeria Ports Authority, NPA after some internal restructuring which brought some departments together and deployment of staffs which followed, has approved ...