How I took up a career at sea – Captain Roselyn Kete, Nigeria’s first female master mariner
Captain Roselyn Tortor Kete has been remarked as Nigeria’s first female master mariner, having over 30 years of work experience...
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Dry ports frustrating efforts to convey empty containers to Lagos by rail – NRC Official
Mr. Ismail Adebiyi, Railway District Manager, Northern District, Zaria, says several attempts made to convey empty containers from the Northern...
United States Navy Ship Hershel Woody Williams berths in Lagos, embarks on community exercise with Nigerian Navy
The Nigerian Navy (NN) along with the United States Navy in Lagos over the weekend embarked on a community exercise...
Photos: Nigerian Navy, visiting US Navy personnel in friendly basketball match
The Nigerian Navy personnel and their visiting counterparts from the United States held a friendly basketball match at the NNS...
Nigerian Navy critical to security, stability in Africa – Capt. Graham
The Nigerian Navy has been described as very critical to security and stability in Africa as it maintains the largest...
Maritime Safety: NIMASA set to commence wreck removal
The Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) has made known its plans to begin the removal of wrecks in...
Maritime LookBook: At sea with Captain Roselyn Kete, Nigeria’s first female master mariner
This edition of our #MaritimeLookBook is simply exciting as Nigeria's first female master mariner, Captain Roselyn Kete, graciously shared some...
Mission to Seafarers Symposium: States, industry stakeholders seek priority attention for seafarers’ welfare
The governors of Lagos and Ondo states as well as maritime industry stakeholder who gathered on Thursday for the Mission...
Civil Society Organisations honour Effedua for exceptional administrative performance
The Joint Action Coalition of Civil Society Organisations (JACCSON) has given a Recognition Award for hard work and administrative excellence...
FEC approves $11.17bn rail project to link all coastal cities
The Federal Executive Council (FEC) has approved $11.17 billion to link all Nigeria’s coastal cities by rail in six years....
