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APM Terminals staff tests positive for COVID-19
An employee of APM Terminals Apapa has tested positive for COVID-19. The last time the worker was at the port...
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A Captain’s thoughts on challenges of crew change during COVID-19 malady
By Captain Tajudeen Alao Crew change at this time of the COVID-19 pandemic has become very challenging. The complaint from...
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WISTA Nigeria commends government, industry operators’ effort at containing COVID-19 spread to keep port operations running
The Women’s International Shipping and Trading Association (WISTA) Nigeria , has commended efforts by the government and several industry operators...
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Poisonous Rice Saga: Maritime Editors demand sack of Customs CG
After a careful appraisal of what can be regarded as a show of shame, total disregard to human health and embarrassment...
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COVID-19: Terminal Operators donate N700m to support FG
Port concessionaires under the aegis of the Seaport Terminal Operators Association of Nigeria (STOAN) have collectively donated the sum of...
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Shippers’ Council assures of cargo evacuation by rail from APM Terminal
Cargo evacuation by rail from port terminals would resume soon, particularly at the APM Terminals, the biggest container terminal in...
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Decomposing Whale: Seafarers should not fish at anchorage for now- Mariner advises
These are certainly not the best of times for seafarers to do their little fishing at anchorage, President of the...
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Dead fishes ashore: Public enlightenment necessary for coastal communities, as investigations ongoing- Orakwusi
A former President of the Nigerian Trawler Owners Association(NITOA) and Chairman Ship Owners Forum, Mrs. Margaret Orakwusi, has called for...
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Photos: MD NPA commissions Mobile Harbour Cranes at APM Terminals Apapa
The Managing Director, Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA), Hadiza Bala Usman led other Management team members to commission new Mobile Harbor...
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“Stay off dead fishes” NIMASA warns coastal communities as scientific investigations begin
The Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) has advised against further harvesting of hoards of dead Croaker fishes washed...
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