Two oil tankers suffered little damage after they collided in the morning hours of yesterday, according…
Author: Ships & Ports
Cargo unloading delays could Make Hanjin revival impossible – Court
The South Korean court overseeing the receivership application of Hanjin Shipping Co. said the stranded vessels…
First cargo shipped from Libya’s Ras Lanuf port
The Malta-flagged oil tanker Seadelta has departed Libya’s port of Ras Lanuf carrying 781,000 barrels of crude oil…
IMO asks more member states to ratify London Protocol
The International Maritime Organization (IMO) has urged Governments to ratify the London Protocol treaty which regulates…
Port of Boston’s terminal to welcome larger vessels
The Port of Boston has received a USD107.5 million commitment which will support the construction of…
How we’ll end Nigeria’s dependence on oil – Buhari
President Muhammadu Buhari has said that his administration would ensure that “Nigeria does not slip back…
IMO urges more states to ratify London Protocol
The International Maritime Organization (IMO) has urged Governments to ratify the London Protocol treaty which regulates…
India’s ports increase discount for roro ships
In an effort to promote its shipping industry, the Indian Ministry of Shipping has decided to offer…
PHOTO: Amaechi meets EU Ambassador
Nigeria’s Minister of Transportation, Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi yesterday received the Ambassador/Head of European Union Delegation to Nigeria…
Saraki seeks sale of NLNG shares, concession of major airports, others to end recession
Senate President Bukola Saraki yesterday suggested how the recession in the country can be made the…
Navy saves tanker from the clutches of Nigerian pirates
The Nigerian Navy said on Monday that it had averted hijack an attack on `Hanze Kochi’,…
Truck owners threaten strike over bad port access road
By Shulammite ‘Foyeku The Association of Maritime Truck Owners (AMATO) has threatened to withdraw its members’…