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Onne Ports Gridlock: Risks and Proposed Solutions

Chronic traffic gridlock at Onne Ports cripples businesses and endangers lives. Explore the severe risks and six critical solutions needed from government and stakeholders to resolve the crisis.

Nigeria, UAE waive tariffs on 13,000 goods

Nigeria and the UAE have signed a landmark trade deal, eliminating tariffs on 13,000 goods. The agreement promises to boost exports, attract investment, and improve air connectivity. Discover the details and impact.

FG, ASUU Sign Landmark Agreement After 16 Years

The Federal Government and ASUU have signed a historic agreement ending a 16-year dispute. Key points include a 40% salary increase, a National Research Council, and strengthened university autonomy.

Northern Groups Fault Katsina's Bandit Release

The Coalition of Northern Groups has strongly condemned the Katsina State government's release of 70 suspected bandits. They warn the move undermines justice and security. Read their full statement.

Obi Criticises Tinubu's UAE Trip, Questions Leadership

Peter Obi faults President Tinubu's trip to Abu Dhabi, citing 196 days spent abroad in 2025. Meanwhile, Foreign Minister Tuggar details Nigeria's climate and investment goals at the summit. Read the full story.

32 Vessels with Fuel, Food to Arrive Lagos Ports

The Nigerian Ports Authority announces 32 vessels carrying petroleum products, food, and other goods are set to arrive at Lagos ports from Jan 12-30. Get the latest maritime updates.

Freight Agents Shut Down MSC Apapa Over New Charges

Freight forwarders in Lagos ports have shut down Mediterranean Shipping Company's Apapa office, protesting a new charge hike. They warn of rising import costs and consumer inflation. Read the full story.

Marketers Back Out of Dangote Refinery Petrol Supply Deal

The landmark fuel supply agreement between Dangote Refinery and 20 major marketers collapses after pricing disputes. Falling global costs trigger a surge in imports, reshaping Nigeria's downstream market. Read the full analysis.

Importers Threaten Shutdown Over New Port Charges

Maritime importers and freight agents warn of potential shutdowns at Nigerian ports due to sharp increases in shipping charges approved by the Shippers' Council. Stakeholders cite cargo diversion and high costs.

High Stowaway Costs Burden Shipowners in West Africa

West African ports impose heavy fines and repatriation costs on shipping companies for stowaways, with incidents costing up to $30,000 each. Nigeria's shipping association criticizes the policy as unfair.

Last-Minute Deal Keeps CNN, Cartoon Network on DStv

Nigerian DStv users breathe a sigh of relief as Canal+ and Warner Bros Discovery sign a new multi-year deal, saving 12 popular channels from being removed. Read the full details of the agreement here.

New Tariffs to Make Nigeria's Ports 55% More Expensive

Maritime stakeholders warn that a new tariff hike approved by the Nigerian Shippers' Council will make doing business at Nigerian ports 55% costlier than other West African ports, contradicting government's cost-reduction goals.

MA'AM Energy Takes Control of Geregu Power in $750m Deal

MA'AM Energy Limited becomes the new controlling shareholder of Geregu Power Plc in a landmark $750 million transaction, leading to a complete board overhaul. Discover the details and implications for Nigeria's power sector.

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