The remains of the former Acting Managing Director of the defunct Nigerian National Shipping Line…
Author: Ships & Ports
World first ‘drone-port’ planned in Rwanda
It sounds like science fiction: unmanned drones carrying emergency medicine zooming above the rolling hills…
Federal Lawmakers, seeks legislative action on Apapa gridlock
Worried by the loss of productive man hours and adverse effects on port operation, Ships…
Ayade laments Nigeria’s dependence on imported goods
Cross River State governor, Professor Ben Ayade, on Thursday, lamented the “state of slavery” in…
Photo: Chief of Naval Staff, Vice Admiral Ibok-Ete Ibas and Haruna Jauro
Chief of Naval Staff, Vice Admiral Ibok-Ete Ibas receiving a plaque from the Acting Director General,…
Naval rating escapes mob attack as truck boy dies in Independence Day tragedy
Kirikiri area of Lagos was Thursday thrown into pandemonium, following attempt by a mob to…
Shell stops crude export from Forcados
The Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria Limited (SPDC) operated Joint Venture has declared force…
How has the maritime sector fared 55 years after independence?
The shipping industry particularly in the aspect of Nigerian participation has not taken off well.…
Nigeria @ 55: Why government must pay quality attention to the shipping sector
The occasion of Nigeria’s 55th independence anniversary, celebrated on Thursday last week, provides an opportunity…
The nuts and bolts of bunkering
The International Monetary Fund expects global growth to remain moderate for the rest of the…
Twitter Buzz
The social media was agog on Friday with reports that immediate past Petroleum Minister, Deizani Alison-Madueke,…
Shipping shouldn’t be the ‘international industry of mystery’!
A need for greater visibility, not only for the activities of the maritime industry but…