The NLNG Shipping and Marine Services Limited (NSML), Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA), Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) and the Nigerian Maritime Academy
Issue>>27 July 2025
Business & Economy
ANLCA President Inaugurates Special Taskforce
President of the Association of Nigeria Licensed Customs Agents (ANLCA), Chief Emenike Nwokeoji, inaugurates a Presidential Monitoring Taskforce to coordinate and enhance operational effeciency
Issue>>12 July 2025
Niger Delta’s Walking Dead
Local dwellers in the oil rich Niger Delta region are being turned to the proverbial walking dead as oil exploration activities, spillages and gas
Issue>>12 July 2025
Strengthening Ship Building Capacity
The Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) reiterates its commitment to Nigeria’s ship building and ship repairs capacity The Nigerian Maritime Administration and
Issue>>12 July 2025
FirstBank Wins Again
First Bank once again blazes the trail on several fronts, one of which is the recent Gold Award for Best Corporate University in Social
Issue>>12 July 2025
Target Surpassed
The Rivers State Area 1 Command of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) surpasses its half-year target by 65.3 percent Jude Nzennaya, Port Harcourt. The
Issue>>12 July 2025
MWUN Launches Assurance Scheme
The Maritime Workers Union of Nigeria (MWUN) boosts its operations in Rivers State with the launch of Passengers Assurance Scheme By Chinedu Ogu Commuters
Issue>>July 6 2025
Plastic Pollution: Nigeria’s Sachet Economy Booms
As plastic pollution worsens globally, Nigeria, as usual, defies all known solutions as big alcoholic and non-alcoholic plastic polluters, continue to benefit from an
Issue>>July 6 2025
Needed: Resilient Nigerian Youth
To avoid chronic depression that leads to suicide, drug addiction, sexual promiscuity and other social vices, the Nigerian youth need to develop resilience to
Issue>>July 6 2025
Swimming In Seizures
The Customs Federal Operation Unit (FOU) Zone ‘C’ impounds dry salted donkey skin worth over ₦3.6 billion By Jude Nzennaya, Port Harcourt The Federal
Issue>>July 6 2025