10 kidnapped from cargo vessel in another attack in Gulf of Guinea
Ten seafarers were kidnapped on Thursday from the general cargo vessel Milan while underway some 14 nautical miles off the...
Tracking refrigerated cargo ships, commonly called reefers, can help address illegal fishing in Gulf of Guinea
"Moving catch from fishing vessels onto a refrigerated cargo ship may seem like innocuous activity, but it often takes place...
NIS commends LADOL’s indigenisation policy, technology transfer
The Nigerian Immigration Service( NIS) has commended the management of the Lagos Deep Offshore Logistic Base, LADOL Free Trade Zone...
Congestion looms as rail contractor blocks Apapa port terminal, demolishes exit gate
Serious congestion may set in at the Apapa port soon as operations at the Apapa container terminal, operated by APM...
MD LADOL urges African private sector to embrace UN 17 SDGs
The Managing Director of Lagos Deep Offshore Logistic Base, LADOL Dr. Amy Jadesimi has urged African private sector the United...
Stakeholders shed light on role of trade policy in fight against plastic pollution
STORY HIGHLIGHTS Stakeholders considered the role of the WTO in enhancing transparency and strengthening international cooperation to support the transition...
Nigerian Shippers’ Council mourns passing of former Executive Secretary, Biu
The Nigerian Shippers’ Council has expressed grief over the death of its former Executive Secretary, Capt. Adamu Biu, who was...
Amaechi dissatisfied with pace of work at rail sub-station
The Honourable Minister of Transportation, Mr. Rotimi Amaechi, on Monday expressed dissatisfaction with the slow pace at which the Agege...
MWUN suspends proposed industrial action over Apapa gridlock
The Maritime Workers Union of Nigeria (MWUN) on Monday confirmed suspension of its proposed industrial action to protest the perennial...
3 Kidnapped from Stelios K bunkering vessel off Lagos
Three people have been kidnapped from the Togo-flagged bunkering vessel Stelios K which was boarded last week by a group...
