Ships & Ports Communication Company offers a range of services to assist individuals, organizations, and institutions around the world to take advantage of career and investment opportunities in the maritime sector. We operate worldwide, providing businesses with a service partnership covering everything from information to exposure and guidance .
Serving your needs through our list of Professional services is what we’re best at. Feel free to enlist us on your media clients’ outsourcing list. We offer quality media services.
Our Services includes:
Radio Programmes
PORTS FREE Weekly Newspaper
Television Programmes
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Ships & Ports Communication Company Limited publishes Nigeria’s only free, widest circulating and most read weekly shipping newspaper; the Ships & Ports Free Weekly Newspaper which is circulated and read by key industry operators and policy makers across the country.
The Free Weekly Newspaper is available at the following locations:1. 8, Ayinde Giwa Street Off Alhaji Masha Road, Surulere, Lagos.
2. NAGAFF Village, 2A Maybin Street GRA, Apapa, Lagos
3. CILT Nigeria, 15B Awolowo Road, Ikoyi, Lagos.
4. CRFFN Kano Office, 10 Commandant Close opposite French Café, Kano.
The publication is also available in Abuja, Calabar, Warri and Port Harcourt.
The Free Weekly Newspaper is available at the following locations:1. 8, Ayinde Giwa Street Off Alhaji Masha Road, Surulere, Lagos.
2. NAGAFF Village, 2A Maybin Street GRA, Apapa, Lagos
3. CILT Nigeria, 15B Awolowo Road, Ikoyi, Lagos.
4. CRFFN Kano Office, 10 Commandant Close opposite French Café, Kano.
The publication is also available in Abuja, Calabar, Warri and Port Harcourt.
Ships & Ports undertakes the production of special television reports and documentaries.
Ships & Ports Communication Company Limited offers unparalleled Media/Public Relations Consultancy Service for leading companies and agencies in the shipping sector to ensure an effective relationship between these companies and the Nigerian media in general.We also provide Media Advisory Services to our clients.
The competition, apart from being a recreational platform for operators in the Nigerian maritime industry, it has become an avenue where operators now meet for business transactions.
Ships & Ports Communication Company is the official distributor of all International Maritime Organisation (IMO) Publications in Nigeria and West Africa.To order email [email protected] or Call +234-01-6281-587
The Annual Shipping Career Summit is a programme developed by our company to help Nigerians take advantage of career and investment opportunities in the nation’s vast maritime sector.The future of the Nigerian shipping industry continues to be both exciting and challenging.Nigeria is blessed with over 200 nautical miles sea limit, about 1, 000 nautical miles coastline, over 130 million people and well over ten billion dollars of import coming into the country annually.
The shipping sector offers such exciting and rewarding opportunities to keep the youths meaningfully engaged.We have received numerous positive feedbacks from past Summits held in Lagos, Abuja and Ibadan and Ilorin in 2006, 2007, 2008 and 2009 respectively with an average of 250 participants in attendance indicating that many youths are eager to venture into the sector if only the right guidance is provided.
The shipping sector offers such exciting and rewarding opportunities to keep the youths meaningfully engaged.We have received numerous positive feedbacks from past Summits held in Lagos, Abuja and Ibadan and Ilorin in 2006, 2007, 2008 and 2009 respectively with an average of 250 participants in attendance indicating that many youths are eager to venture into the sector if only the right guidance is provided.
Ships & Ports Career Guide holds monthly free of charge to participants to expose them to the various career and investment opportunities that abound in the shipping sector.Industry stakeholders volunteer to serve as Resource Persons to discuss their own profession with participants.The event is usually hosted at the Nigerian Chamber of Shipping in Lagos.
In pursuance of our commitment of enabling Nigerians appreciate the potentials in the nation’s maritime sector and as a way of boosting manpower development and intellectual contributions for the growth of the sector, the Ships & Ports Annual National Essay Competition was created in 2007.The maiden edition of the Ships & Ports Annual National Essay Competition was held in the last quarter of 2007 with a Naval Officer, Lt. Cdr Atakpa Daniel emerging as Overall Winner carting away N100,000.00 cash while Mr. Adewale Opeyemi emerged winner of the 2008 edition carting away the Genesis Worldwide Shipping Prize for Best Overall Essay.
A young Lagos-based lawyer, Ejike-Ume Felix Ifeanyi, emerged as the winner of the 2009 Ships & Ports Annual National Essay Competition, carting away N100,000 cash Dangote Ports Operation Prize for Best Overall Essay even as the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) has instituted two prize categories in the annual cerebral competition in honour of its former deceased Directors General.Each edition also had nine other winners who carted away different prizes donated by industry operators.The purpose of the competition remains as it was at the outset: to encourage Nigerians to think aloud about the maritime sector and to revive and sustain vivid, contentious and creative essay writing about the sector.
A young Lagos-based lawyer, Ejike-Ume Felix Ifeanyi, emerged as the winner of the 2009 Ships & Ports Annual National Essay Competition, carting away N100,000 cash Dangote Ports Operation Prize for Best Overall Essay even as the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) has instituted two prize categories in the annual cerebral competition in honour of its former deceased Directors General.Each edition also had nine other winners who carted away different prizes donated by industry operators.The purpose of the competition remains as it was at the outset: to encourage Nigerians to think aloud about the maritime sector and to revive and sustain vivid, contentious and creative essay writing about the sector.
The theme for the 2009 competition was “How can the maritime industry contribute to the realization of the objectives of Vision 20: 2020?”.
Events Management
Event planning, event management, event marketing, conference management or conference planning, Ships & Ports is recognised as a premier global provider of all these services in an effective and efficient manner.
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Ships & Ports is a well respected company known for excelling in the areas of event management, conference management, event planning and logistics, sponsorship and revenue management, strategic planning etc. Contact Ships & Ports for all your conference planning needs here
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