Boskalis taking 24 vessels out of service 

Dutch marine contractor Boskalis announced Monday that it is moving ahead with its plan to take…

Nigeria government slams $635m charges on Agip, Total over undeclared cargoes

Cash strapped Nigeria’s Federal Government is demanding $635 million from two multinational oil companies, Agip and…

Stakeholders fume as NIMASA squanders N289bn in 7 years 

Accusing fingers are pointing to the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) as constituting the…

Nigeria Customs most corrupt agency in the world – NAGAFF

National Association of Government Approved Freight Forwarders (NAGAFF) has said that by conduct the Nigeria Customs…

Vehicle imports into Nigeria has gone down by 60%  – PTML Boss

Despite the harsh reality of current operational environment, Nigeria’s biggest RoRo port operator, PTML is navigating…

Nigerian shipping fleet as viable economic diversification option

By Samson Echenim As the federal government mulls possible options to reposition the economy, analysts have suggested that…

Second Hanjin vessel arrested in Canada, another struggles to dock in the US

Problems continue to mount for bankrupt Hanjin Shipping in North America even if some of its…

Even with recession Customs can achieve revenue target-Egbudin

Willy Egbudin is the Customs Area Comptroller (CAC) for Apapa, Nigeria’s number one strategic port. He…

Nigerian arrested in Ghana for smuggling fertiliser

Police in the Ashanti Region have intercepted a VIP bus with registration number AS-3614-T with bags…

Nigeria spends $4bn annually on textile importation – Kwajaffa

Director-General of the Nigerian Textile Manufacturers Association (NTMA), Hamma Kwajaffa, has said that Nigeria spends $4billion…

Customs collects N557bn in 8 months 

The total revenue which the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) collected from January to August this year was…

Why FG must pay urgent attention to the maritime sector

Experts and notable investors, including indigenous ship owners as well as relevant agencies have repeatedly argued…