At The Marina Today
Why ports are at the heart of sustainable development
Port management has implications for economic growth, crisis response efforts, environmental protection and gender equality. If you’ve never lived near...
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IMO Symposium looks to break down barriers for women in maritime
The maritime community joined in from all over the world to celebrate the first International Day for Women in Maritime...
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Ladol MD wants African companies to key into UN’s SDGs for resilience, profitability
Managing Director of LADOL Free Zone, Dr. Amy Jadesimi said following the United Nations 17 Sustainable Development Goals will make...
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Stakeholders seek visibility, recognition for women in Nigeria’s maritime industry as CIoTA hosts IMO Intl’ Day for Women in Maritime
Women in the maritime industry should be granted opportunities for visibility and recognition, stakeholders demanded at the inaugural International Day...
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Customs seizes tramadol, codeine worth N6.6 billion
The Comptroller-General of Customs Strike Force, Team A, Lagos, in its anti-smuggling activities for eight weeks, seized 1, 613 cartons...
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Proposed ship would create hydrogen fuel by collecting ocean plastics
The rate of growth of the amount of plastic waste in the world’s oceans is growing rapidly with the UN...
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NIWA targets 2m container movements through inland waterways
The National Inland Waterways Authority (NIWA) on Wednesday projected the movement of no less than two million containers through the...
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Listen: Maritime Reality Check: Our new focus, strategy for more effective Port State Control regime- Capt. Umoren, Sec- Gen. Abuja MoU
Welcome! This is Maritime Reality Check. I am your host, Hope Orivri. On this edition of the programme, Captain...
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Secretary-General Kitack Lim’s message on maiden edition of International Day for Women in Maritime
Gender equality is recognized as a key platform for a sustainable future. It is enshrined in the Sustainable Development Goal...
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NPA threatens to revoke port concession agreements of five terminals
The Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) has threatened revocation of the concession agreements of five terminal operators following decaying infrastructure. Managing...
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