Society
Nigeria needs bigger ports to meet increasing trade volumes –Capt. Iheanacho
Concerned by the state of the nation's transport infrastructure despite increasing trade volumes, the Chairman, Integrated Oil and Gas Limited,...
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Akinsoji’s thoughts on Nigeria’s IMO Council Seat loss
By Olu Akinsoji Let us as a nation, through the appropriate authorities have a sober reflection on the outcome of...
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Back to Basics: Master mariner talks on vital elements to balancing seafarer training
Seafarer mentorship is key to a complete training required for building competence. President of the Nigerian Association of Master Mariners,...
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MWUN says dockworkers not involved in cargo pilfering, demands biometric identification
The Maritime Workers Union of Nigeria (MWUN) has said that dockworkers could not be involved in cargo stealing, just as...
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3200 persons killed by trucks, trailers in four years- FRSC
The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) on Wednesday said that a total of 3200 persons were killed in road accidents...
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We seek to empower more women through management training- Olotu, LPC Port Manager
Exposing women to management training programmes can serve to empower them to be better on their jobs and give overall...
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NIMASA inspiring educational excellence, donating learning materials to schools
In a gesture of goodwill intended to motivate quality education, the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) has donated...
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NIMASA donates educational materials across zones
The Director General of the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) Dr. Dakuku Peterside has called on well-meaning Nigerians...
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The Torremolinos Declaration: Nigeria’s quest for operational safety, protection of her ocean resources against IUU fishing
Nigeria’s signing of the Torremolinos Declaration in Spain recently was an expression of her determination to support the provisions seeking...
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Dangers of boat abandonment, and need for NIWA to salvage its watercrafts immediately—Olu Akinsoji
1. An owner of vessels who allow his vessels to be idle (See here) lacks sufficient knowledge to own vessels...
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