No fewer than 300 officers of the Tin Can Island Port command of the Nigeria Customs…
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661 Riffles: NAGAFF makes case for releasing officers
The National Association of Government Approved Freight Forwarders (NAGAFF) has said that officers of the Nigeria…
Dryad: Kidnap for ransom at 10-year high
The Gulf of Guinea and Southeast Asia have seen a significant increase in kidnapping incidents in…
NIMASA board chairman promises to resuscitate maritime resource centre
Board Chairman, Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) retired Maj. Gen Jonathan Garba has…
SIFAX Group boss canvasses teaching of maritime in secondary schools
The Group Executive Vice Chairman, SIFAX Group, Dr. Taiwo Afolabi has implored the Federal Government to…
Gas production rises by 31% in three months
The national production of gas in Nigeria has witnessed a consistent monthly rise following the gradual…
Togo accedes to treaties covering unlawful acts at sea and anti-fouling
Togo has acceded to two International Maritime Organisation (IMO) treaties dealing with unlawful acts against the…
Intels highlights benefits of Onne Oil and Gas Free Zone
The Chief Commercial Officer (CCO) of Intels Nigeria Limited, Patrick Bird says the Onne Oil and…
China abolishes regulation on garbage disposal from ships
China’s Ministry of Transportation (MOT) has decided to abolish the regulation which requires ocean-going vessels to…
India disposes of Alang hazardous waste from shipbreaking
All hazardous waste generated at Alang shiprecycling facilities is being disposed of “in a safe and environmentally…
Bourbon laid-up offshore fleet increases to 104 vessels
Offshore vessel owner Bourbon has increased its laid-up fleet to 104 vessels as activity in the…
Shipping industry buoyed by China data
The international shipping sector is banking on forecasts that predict growth in the China-led trade of…