At a recent Maritime Reporters Association of Nigeria (MARAN’s) Round Table Discourse, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), reels out many benefits of the
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$12bn needed to clean up 13m barrel of oil spills since 1958 in the Niger Delta region: professor Opuala-Charles
Nigeria as a sea blind nation…… Ubong Essien. Jude Nzennaya, Port Harcourt The President of Garden City Premier Business School and Special Guest of
Customs Commands’ Revenue Surges In Q1
In their determination to accelerate the revenue generation drive of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), the Apapa, Tin Can Island Port and Seme Border
NPA Offers Simplified Export Processes For Investors
The Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) has urged members of the trading and investing public to explore and avail themselves of the tailor-made simplified export
World Bank’s Obituary
Disenchanted by the constant failure of projects funded with loans from the World Bank and International Monetary Fund (IMF) for over 80 years, especially
Retirement Gale Hits Customs
The axiom, “whatever has a beginning must have an end”, confirms its undisputed natural reality within the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) at present; a
Port Concessioning: Private Terminal Operators Face Imminent Termination
The government of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu allegedly concludes plan to sack Private Terminal Operators handling port terminals under the shambolic ports concession arrangement
We Are Still In Charge Of Port And Cargo Handling Terminal – Sifax Group
The Head Corporate Communications of the Sifax Group, Olumiyiwa Akande, in this interview sheds light on the contractual agreement between the company which owns
MARAN Organises Discussion On Impact Of Nigeria-China Currency Swap
By Innocent Chukwu The Maritime Reporters Association of Nigeria(MARAN) is set to host a discussion panel on the impact of the China-Nigeria currency swap
US Coast Guard Hails NIMASA
Nigeria ranks among top maritime nations in port security, says US Coast Guard The United States Coast Guard (USCG) has commended Nigeria, and the