Nigeria’s security, intelligence agencies set for joint border security exercise
File Photo: Seme-Krake Border As part of measures to secure Nigeria’s land and maritime borders, the Nigerian Customs Service (NCS)...
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Port Efficiency: NPA seeks more synergy among stakeholders in sub-sector
L-R: The Asst. Director, Port Administration, Fed. Ministry of Transportation, Ofie Sunday, the Asst. Comptroller General / Zonal Coordinator...
Akinsoji’s thoughts: Important nuances for revitalising NIMASA Ship Registry
An attractive registry is the one that has enough integrity to support reliable transportation of goods and services by sea,...
Amaechi gets highest Catholic Knights promotion
Former Minister of Transportation and current ministerial nominee, Hon. Rotimi Amaechi, has been promoted to the highest rank in the...
Deep Blue Project: Intelligence gathering operation commences at NIMASA C4i Center
The Command, Control, Computer Communication and information otherwise known as the C4i Centre of the Deep Blue Project has commenced...
Illicit trade: Customs intercepts 21 trailers loaded with tramadol, codeine
File Photo The Nigeria Customs Service on Friday said that it had discovered a warehouse along Apapa-Oshodi Expressway with at...
Maritime Security:NIMASA graduates 298 Military Personnel in intelligence training
... As Dakuku upholds capacity development in Deep Blue Project implementation Executive Director, Maritime Labour and Cabotage Services, NIMASA,...
Stakeholders seek clarifications on ban of FOREX for food importation
CBN Governor, Mr. Godwin Emefiele Manufacturing and trading stakeholders have called for better briefing by President Muhammadu Buhari to...
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The Managing Director, Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA), Hadiza Bala Usman (Middle), presents a plaque to the Managing Director, Nigerian Liquefied...
New project to reduce bottlenecks for container shipments at Port
The Government of Canada has announced a new investment of CAD 18.5 million (about USD 14 million) for a project...
