THE Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) on Friday arraigned former Commander of the Joint Task…
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Militants warn of “zero” oil output in new attacks
The Niger Delta Avengers militant group claimed three new attacks on the country’s battered oil infrastructure…
NIMASA concludes arrangement for cadets’ sea training
The Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) has commenced sea training for cadets trained at…
Tin Can Command hands over seized fake cables to SON
The Tin Can Island Port Command of Nigeria Customs Service has handed over three 20-ft containers…
Major ACE filing challenge ahead after second deadline cleared
The second filing for US Customs and Border Protection’s new electronic filing system came and went…
APM Terminals graduates new MAGNUM Class
APM Terminals has graduated another 19 competitively selected managers from across the APM Terminals Global…
Lithuanian shipping company’s liquidation begins
Klaipeda County Court has decided to declare the PC Lithuanian Shipping Company bankrupt and began the…
Court ruling could cast shadow over Brazil’s offshore oil sector
A Brazilian appeals court has ruled that a Liberian mortgage is invalid for a Brazilian-owned oil…
Six more ships head to Bangladeshi shipbreaking yards
A total of six vessels will soon land on the beaches of the substandard South Asian…
Expanded Panama Canal locks fully functional
The consortium building the expanded Panama Canal Grupo Unidos por el Canal (GUPC) announced on Wednesday…
U.S. East Coast ports record drop in volumes
Cargo volumes at U.S. East Coast’s two largest ports fell in April compared with a year…
Buhari’s paradox of change
The performance of President Muhammadu’s Buhari one year assuming office has fallen well below the expectations…