55 vessels expected at Lagos ports
Fifty-five vessels are expected to sail into various port terminals in Lagos from Oct. 23 to Nov. 15, the Nigerian...
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Automation, fair pricing system, timely dispute resolution vital keys for new port order—Nigerian Shippers‘ Council
Mr Hassan Bello, the Executive Secretary of the Nigerian Shippers‘ Council(NSC) says the idea of a new port order will...
West African Students Union honours Sifax boss, Afolabi
The Clerk of the West African Students Union Parliament (WASUP), Hameed Coulibally,presenting the Kwane Nkrumah exemplanary leadership honour to...
UK mounts maritime response to Ebola crisis
The response of the international community to the Ebola crisis in West Africa continues to ratchet up, with London dispatching...
REVEALED! Why Nigeria may not have new ports soon … As Lekki Port promoters shift take-off again
Nigeria is not anywhere near to getting new seaports anytime soon, developments have shown. Working with the Nigerian Ports Authority...
Tax recovery: FIRS storms 6 coys owing over N2.3bn in Lagos
For the second time in October, the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) has tackled companies defaulting in tax payment and...
NAC, WesBank, South Africa sign MOU on consumer financing of Nigeria Assembled Vehicles
The National Automotive Council (NAC) on Friday said it had signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the WesBank of...
A different recovery for box carriers?
Maritime research firm Drewry believes recovery in the container shipping industry may be based around the formation of new...
NCS Seme Command nets N963 m in September, declares border area ‘unsafe’ for smugglers
CAC Willy Egbudin The Seme Area Command of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) said it realised N963 million as revenue...
NIMASA to oversee NISA election
L-R; Mr Joe Ugo-Emeribe, Secretary, Electoral Committee of NISA, and Capt. Niyi Adeyemo, Chairman of the Committee, at a...
