#Maritime news

…says only FG, not NASS can return SON to seaports A return of the Standards Organisation of Nigeria (SON) to the seaports will

The Association of Nigerian Licensed Customs Agents (ANLCA), the country’s largest association of customs licensed agents, has

By Samson Echenim Emmanuel Ilori, chairman of the Ship Registry Committee, has urged the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety

The world container composite index (WCI) has decreased 4.1 percent this week. The container index also dropped by 0.6 percent when

By Samson Echenim The Nigeria Customs Service, Seme Command has intercepted and confiscated two buses belonging to Chisco Transport

By Samson Echenim   Maersk Tema, a mega container ship owned by Maersk Group is currently under pirates attack. The ship was attacked

  Stakeholders in the maritime industry have advised the Federal Government to jettison plans of constructing new seaports in the

  By Samson Echenim  The Standards Organisation of Nigeria (SON) has debunked the claim by some customs clearing agents over a

It is remarkable that in an age of flight and space travel, most cargo transport around the world is still done by sea. Because of the

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