Customs Officer dies in battle over smuggled rice
File Photo The Nigerian Customs Service has lost one of its officers in an anti-smuggling operation involving eight vehicles loaded...
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Cargo Ship sinks in Black Sea, two Crew confirmed dead
Two seafarers have lost their lives, while four others are missing after a cargo ship sank in the Black Sea, according...
Spotlight: Capt. Olayiwola gets Master Mariners’ membership certificate
A certificate of membership from the Nigerian Association of Master Mariners (NAMM) is a seal of recognition and authorisation for...
Bulker refloated after grounding in Mississippi River
The Mississippi River has reopened to vessel traffic following the refloating of a UK-flagged bulk carrier which grounded near New Orleans...
Key things to do to prevent stroke
Credit: Stroke Association By Dr. Bertha Ekeh LifeStyle Modification-- Modification of lifestyle is a basic important factor to consider...
Nigeria Customs revenue hits N1.2 trillion in 2018
The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) on Friday announced that it collected a total of N1,202,271,240,478.30 as revenue in 2018. In...
Master Mariners demand appointment of maritime adviser for President Buhari
President, Nigerian Association of Master Mariners(NAMM), Capt. Tajudeen Alao(right) presenting Capt. Ibikunle Olayiwola with his certificate of membership, at the...
SIFAX Group, GEVC, Corporate Affairs Manager bag NIPR, SCAN awards
L-R: Frank Onwuchekwa, Corporate Affairs Officer; Philips Ojo, Corporate Affairs Officer and Olumuyiwa Akande, Corporate Affairs Manager, all of SIFAX...
Minister of Transportation, Amaechi, confirms participation as League holds 20th Anniversary Lecture, Awards
...Aniebonam, Shittu, others to receive awards The Minister of Transportation, Rotimi Amaechi The League of Maritime Editors and Publishers...
Standard Gauge rail lines will address Apapa gridlock , says Amaechi
The Honourable Minister of Transportation, Mr. Rotimi Amaechi (2nd from left), on inspection of the rail project The Minister of...
