By A. Ezekiel In a world where approximately 20 percent of new businesses fail within the first two years, 45 percent within five years,
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SEPLAT Emphasizes Strategy, Governance, People
By Edu Abade Following its successful acquisition of Mobil Producing Nigeria Unlimited (MPNU) in December 2024 and the accolades it has received from the
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When MARAN Discusses ICTN
Last February, the Maritime Reporters Association of Nigeria (MARAN) gathered stakeholders to a roundtable discussion centered on the contentious implementation of the International Cargo
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Cargo Tracking Desperation Haunts NSC
The Nigerian Shippers’ Council (NSC) gets frenzied in its desperate move to transmute into a revenue generating government agency using the instrument of the
Issue>>March 2025
Nigeria’s W/Cup 2026 Challenge
Nigeria faces a daunting challenge of qualifying for the upcoming World Cup tournament next year The Super Eagles striker, Victor Osimhen recently expressed his
Issue>>March 2025
NIMASA’s C4i Gets A Boost
The Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) grants its C4i security initiative access to the Surveillance Unit in order to enhance its internal
NIMASA Reviews Seafarers’ Bill Of Rights
The Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) commences the review of proposals for the amendment of the Maritime Law Convention (MLC) 2006 to
CAPPA Warns IMO Against International Shipping Hazards
CAPPA, other global environmental groups warn the International Maritime Organization (IMO) against the use of biofuels as Global Fuel Standard(GFS) By Edu Abade The
British High Commission Celebrates Aderonke Ige, 43 Others
The British High Commission has commended a development activist, Aderonke Ige and 43 other Nigerian Chevening scholars, who successfully completed their post-graduate studies in
ACG SK GALADIMA CHARGED NEWLY PROMOTED OFFICERS TO BE DELIGENCE AND PROFESSIONALISM IN SERVICE DELIVERY
Jude Nzennaya Port Harcourt of Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) in charge of Zone ‘C’ Headquarters, PortHarcourt, has charged newly promoted Customs officers in the