Dogara: Nigeria needs 50,000 seafarers

  The Nigerian maritime sector needs 50,000 seafarers to achieve its full potentials, the Speaker of the…

ISWAN: Seafarers paying price for shipping industry woes

By Jite Eriabie  Seafarers are still paying the price for the economic problems facing the global shipping…

Seafarers’ stranded for two years in Kenya port, says AoS 

By Jite Eriabie  A port chaplain in Mombasa, Kenya, has spoken about how the crew of…

1,300 seafarers abandoned in five years

Over the last five years, 12 to 19 crew abandonment incidents were reported annually and 1,013…

What can be done to enhance the welfare of Nigerian seafarers?

A minimum standard must be set in terms of wages for cabotage and inland waterways. Employment…

Evergreen vessel, others rescue seafarers

The officers and crew of Evergreen Line’s containership EVER DIADEM joined forces with another ship to…

Group seeks legislation backing fair treatment of seafarers

London-based Seafarers Rights’ International (SRI) has called on governments to look at ways to implement locally-binding…

INTELS boss commends seafarers for moving global trade 

The General Manager of INTELS Nigeria Limited, Mr. Silvano Bellinato has commended seafarers for their contribution…

Majority of seafarers lack proper internet connectivity at sea

Barely six percent of seafarers have sufficient internet connectivity for video calls when at sea, despite…

‘No maritime industry without seafarers’ 

The Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency, (NIMASA) has joined the rest of the world in…

Keeping seafarers sane

By Michael Grey “Seafarers required – preference will be given to stolid, pragmatic anti-social candidates who…

IMO announces ‘Seafarers Matter’ as theme of 2017 Day of the Seafarer 

  Support activities offered by ports and seafarer centres for those who work aboard ship will…