The Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ) Rivers State Council located at Ernest Ikoli Press Centre, Moscow Road, Port Harcourt elects new executives to run
Issue>>April 2025
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Governments As Enemies Of Water
Events that heralded this year’s World Water Day may have come and gone, but the lessons cannot be forgotten in a hurry as a
Issue>>April 2025
Seplat Energy’s Profit Hits N647.9bn
In its 2024 full year results released on the Nigerian and London stock exchanges, Seplat Energy PLC, posted impressive numbers occasioned by efficient processes,
Issue>>March 2025
HOMEF Cautions FG, EU Against Making Nigeria A Dumping Ground
By Edu Abade Environmental activists have raised concern about reports on the Nigerian government’s ill-conceived, vexatious and painful attempt to import “non-hazardous” waste from
Who Killed Dele Giwa?
The man reputed for “legalizing” fraudulent activities in the country, Ibrahim Badamosi Babangida, a former military head of state, is still being haunted by
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