How UNESCO got it wrong in Africa
May 30, 2017
…eyes oil investments from IOCs Akwa Ibom, one of Nigeria’s oil-rich states, which draws the highest oil income among...
Read moreDetailsBy Samson Echenim The Seme Area Command of the Nigerian Customs Service, says it intercepted 782 packets and 630 cards of...
Read moreDetailsBy Samson Echenim Following congestion at seaports in Lagos that has lasted for over two months, the Nigerian Ports Authority...
Read moreDetailsBy Samson Echenim Nigeria's leading indigenous oil logistics company, the Lagos Deep Offshore Logistic Base (LADOL) and Mammoet, the...
Read moreDetailsBy Samson Echenim with agency report Barely four days after the MV Duke was attacked in Gulf of Guinea, near...
Read moreDetailsBy Samson Echenim The Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) has revealed plans to enforce the low sulphur...
Read moreDetailsRecentlyâ€, ‬many maritime stakeholders have expressed concerns over the lack of a ministry solely dedicated for maritime businessesâ€. ‬The trend...
Read moreDetailsBy Samson Echenim About 1.2 million 20ft equivalent units (TEUs) containers are expected to be added to global shipping...
Read moreDetailsBy Samson Echenim As the new shipping fuel standards introduced by the International Maritime Organisation kicked in on January...
Read moreDetailsBy Samson Echenim ...says 68% of 200 cabotage ships owned by Nigerians The Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency...
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