The recent visit of Africa’s richest investor, Aliko Dangote to the Managing Director of the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA), Dr. Abubakar Dantsoho at the
Issue>>June 2025
Business & Economy
Customs Special Intelligence Squad Fumes
As the Special Intelligence Squad(SIS ) of the Nigeria Customs Service prepares to wind its operations nationwide, the Squad codenamed “Operation Whirlwind” said it
NCS Partners Benin On Cargo Diversion
…Launches Trade Facilitation Handbook The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), alongside Benin Republic counterpart deploy the SIGMAT interconnectivity platform to foster collaboration to address transborder
NIMASA Focuses On Excellence, Staff Welfare
In era of competitiveness in service delivery within the Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs), the Director General of the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety
Customs Rake In NTrillions
To demonstrate their doggedness as first tier commands of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), the Apapa Area 1 and TinCan Island Port Commands again
Issue>>May 2025-II
Tinubu’s Nigeria First Gathers Momentum
In its quest to give teeth to President Bola Tinubu’s policy of persuading citizens to patronise made in Nigeria products now commonly referred to
Issue>>May 2025-II
NIMASA Commits To Digital Reforms
Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) reiterates its commitment to digital reform to enhance regulation, shipping development and revenue optimization amid rumours of
Issue>>May 2025-II
Failed Privatization Programmes Haunt Africa
As privatization of public utilities and essential services, especially in the electricity, water and waste management sectors continue to fail in most African countries,
Issue>>May 2025-II
PINL Raises Oil Production
The activities of the Pipeline Infrastructure Nigeria Limited (PINL), a pipeline surveillance company lead to stability in Rivers and Bayelsa states, leading to increased
Issue>>May 2025-II
Ponzi: Riding On Wings Of Greed
Pushed by the rising poverty, hunger and other challenges of human existence, and most often greed, many low-income earners and some moderately comfortable Nigerians
Issue>>May 2025