Is NIMASA doing enough to address insecurity on Nigeria’s waters?

Talking about the issue of security, for Nigeria, it is always armed robbery and piracy. It…

Oil boom, the greedy few and crushing burden of subsidy

For the first time in two years, oil prices have risen steadily from $30 per barrel…

Orakwusi urges FG to develop policy roadmap for maritime sector 

The Chairman of Shipowners Forum, Margret Orakwusi, has called on the Federal Government to put in…

U.S. wants IMO to implement 2020 sulphur cap rule in phases 

  The United States of America wants pollution limits on ship fuels that the International Maritime…

Hyundai Heavy Industries workers strike for four hours 

Unionized workers of the South Korean shipbuilder Hyundai Heavy Industries held four-hour strike on Wednesday, October…

Pakistan shuts Gadani ship breaking yards

Pakastani officials have reportedly shut down all ship breaking activities at Gadani yards after two separate…

Turkey’s new oil refinery to reduce dependence on imports

Turkish President, Tayyip Erdogan, said on Friday that the new $6.3 billion refinery set up by…

NAFDAC at alert over Chinese drugs containing human remains

  The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) on Friday said it…

Army impounds 17 trucks, 680,000 litres of adulterated diesel, kerosene

The Nigerian Army 6 Division Port Harcourt has impounded 17 trucks and over 680,000 litres of…

LASTMA deploys special squad for Apapa gridlock

The Lagos State Traffic Management Authority (LASTMA) said it has deployed a special squad to tackle…

Speedboat capsizes canoe in Rivers, 3 passengers die

A canoe on Thursday sank after a speedboat passing through Kalo Ama River en route Okrika…

Fleet renewal: Thai Airways eyes Airbus A350, Boeing 777X

Thai Airways International is considering the purchase of Airbus SE A350s or Boeing Co 777X jets…