Life at Sea: Nigeria’s first female Master mariner Capt. Roselyn Kete talks on key considerations during shipboard operations
On 'Life at Sea' today, we are glad to have a chat with Captain Roselyn Kete, Nigeria’s first female master ...
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Turtle conservation efforts in Akassa Kingdom
By Capt. Roselyn Kete As an indigene of Sangana Akassa Kingdom of Bayelsa State and a master mariner, the marine ...
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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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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 ...
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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 ...
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Manpower supply: Need to stimulate the shipping industry, plus other essential takeaways
"So, when it comes to the manpower development at sea, supply of seafarers, there is the need for Merchant Navy ...
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Akinsoji’s thoughts on concerns about possible shortage of seafarers by 2026
On a recent report (See Report Here) that there would be possible shortage of seafarers in the near future. Yes, ...
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Singapore remains world’s leading maritime centre
Singapore has been ranked as the top global shipping centre for the eighth year running, a new report found. As ...
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Sea Sunday: “Support the development of MTS Lagos Centre” Olumakaiye tells maritime industry stakeholders
Celebrating the 2021 Sea Sunday, the Anglican Communion, Diocese of Lagos, called on stakeholders in the maritime industry to extend ...
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Shipping development: Use CVFF to establish Maritime Bank, mariner tells NIMASA
"If Nigerian shipowners have moved to other flags, it means that the essence of our cabotage is only on paper."
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