The Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) rolls out the drums to celebrate this year’s Dockworkers Day, stating that dockworkers’ safety remains a
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War Against Concessionaires
Bonded terminal operators, freight forwarders and licensed Customs agents in Nigeria express frustration, and anger against foreign players who seek to dominate the shipping
Plagued By Plastics Pollution
As the world becomes constantly inundated with plastic wastes, environmentalists call attention to the fact that if not urgently contained, plastic pollution might soon
Coast Guard Bill Secures Backing
Stakeholders and experts in the nation’s maritime sector express support for the Coast Guard Bill before the National Assembly, with many describing the proposed
Adeniyi’s Transformation Agenda In Customs
From all indications, Comptroller-General of Customs (CGC), Adewale Bashir Adeniyi’s enlistment into the Service has all the trappings of the divine, his over three
No To Public Utilities Privatization – Labour
As the privatization of electricity, water and waste management continues to falter in Africa and the rest of the world, organized labour unions in
Ogun 1 Customs Command Giant Strides
With the giant strides being recorded by the Ogun 1, Idiroko Command of the Nigeria Customs Service, the command has joined the league of
FOU ‘A’ Intercepts Arms
The Nigeria Customs Federal Operations Unit (FOU) Zone ‘A’ Lagos intercepts a Lagos-bound luxury bus carrying arms and ammunition as the Customs CG Adewale
Solid Minerals May Overtake Oil Sector
Stakeholders canvass need to diversify the economy through responsible and accountable mining of solid minerals, insisting that earnings from the sector can triple those
COP29: One Conference, Many Voices
The just concluded United Nations Conference of the Parties (COP29) in Baku, Azerbaijan, may have ended on a poor and disappointing note, but the