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Author: Ships & Ports
Why are European shipping giants willing to pay a hefty premium for troubled shipping firm NOL?
With shares of SGX-listed shipping firm Neptune Orient Lines surging again today on rumours that…
There are bad eggs in Customs aiding smuggling – Oyekoya
Prince Wale Oyekoya is the immediate past chairman, Agriculture and Non-oil Export Group, Lagos Chamber…
Do you support the devolution of powers to Customs zones?
Of course, that is the right thing and that is how it ought to be.…
Global oil job cuts top 250,000
The number of jobs gutted from oil and gas companies around the world has now…
Greek shipowners look overseas as tax concerns mount
The Piraeus waterfront is rife with rumours a number of the community’s most prominent members…
SCCT prepares to boost vessel traffic with 24-hour Access
At a ceremony held Wednesday at the Suez Canal Authority’s (SCA) training centre in Ismailia,…
Australian Senate shoots down shipping bill
The Australian Senate on Thursday voted down the Turnbull Government’s amendment to the country’s shipping…
Niger Delta Pirates kidnap five Polish sailors
Gunmen have kidnapped five Polish sailors from a cargo ship off southern Nigeria, in the…
Clearing agent jailed two years over N320,000 fraud
An Ikeja Magistrates’ Court today sentenced a 32-year-old clearing agent, Olabamiji Samson, to two years…
Apapa gridlock will continue until scarcity abates, says NUPENG
The National Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers (NUPENG) said the traffic gridlock in…
Ambode: I have political will to tackle traffic gridlock
Lagos State Governor, Akinwunmi Ambode yesterday assured the people of the State of his strong…