PHOTOS: SHIPS & PORTS Maritime Industry Reception for new NIMASA Director-General

Faces at the Maritime Industry Reception organises by SHIPS & PORTS in honour of the new…

What should the Federal Government do to empower women in the maritime industry?

There should be more female involvement in key positions in the maritime industry. It is not…

Nigeria @59: Stakeholders speak on state of maritime industry

  As Nigeria today celebrates her 59th independence anniversary today, some stakeholders in the maritime sector…

Amaechi: I’ve directed Gbemi Saraki to supervise maritime industry

*Minister tackles HLSI over $195m maritime security contract     The Minister of Transportation, Rotimi Ameachi, on…

Stakeholders blame maritime industry challenges on poor leadership

Stakeholders and operators in the maritime sector have expressed worry over the state of the country’s…

Funding the new minimum wage through the maritime industry

The controversial N30,000 minimum wage has finally been approved by lawmakers, thus ending the protracted labour…

NIMASA forecasts maritime industry to grow by 10 %

The Nigerian maritime industry has been projected to grow by 10 percent within the next two…

NIMASA to release maritime industry forecast

In a bid to continue to boost investors’ confidence in the Nigerian maritime sector, the Nigerian…

What are your expectations for the maritime industry in the year 2019?

The Federal government must ensure that this year comes with infrastructure facelift at the ports. This…

Potential impact of Brexit on the maritime industry 

Negotiations for Brexit have been a long time in the making and Britain is still uncertain…

Stakeholders tag 2018 ‘a terrible year’ for maritime industry

Stakeholders in the maritime industry have described 2018 as a terrible year for operators. The stakeholders…

MOL: IMO sulphur cap will have crucial effect on maritime industry

The enforcement of the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) 2020 low sulphur regulations will have a crucial…