Nigeria's Ports Get Single Window Policy by 2026
The Federal Government announces revolutionary Single Window policy for Nigerian ports, promising to slash cargo clearance times and boost economic growth through digital transformation.
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Nigerian fishermen detained in Venezuela-Trinidad sea crisis
Nigerian fishermen face detention and boat seizures in disputed Venezuela-Trinidad waters, revealing dangerous maritime border tensions affecting West African sailors.
Ogoni People Suffer Despite Oil Wealth - MOSOP
MOSOP President reveals how Ogoniland remains impoverished despite massive oil wealth, demanding environmental justice and development from Nigerian government.
Shipping Delays Threaten Africa's Free Trade Dream
Critical infrastructure deficits and persistent shipping delays are threatening to derail the African Continental Free Trade Area's ambitious targets, putting $3.4 trillion economic opportunity at risk.
Nigeria fights arbitrary shipping surcharges
Nigerian importers and exporters unite through UASC to challenge arbitrary charges imposed by foreign shipping lines, demanding transparency and fair pricing in maritime trade.
FG Clarifies: No Nationwide Port Modernisation Project
The Federal Government debunks rumors of a nationwide port modernization initiative, clarifying the current status of Nigeria's maritime infrastructure development and future plans.
Green Shipping: Africa's Economic & Environmental Future
Discover how sustainable maritime technology could revolutionize Africa's economy while combating climate change. Learn about green shipping opportunities for the continent.
Navy Chief Nominee Pledges Tech Overhaul, Rejects Coast Guard
Vice Admiral Emmanuel Ogalla commits to technological modernization of Nigerian Navy while firmly opposing coast guard establishment during Senate confirmation hearing.
Foreigners Arraigned Over ₦12B Oil Theft in Lagos
Nigeria's anti-graft agency EFCC has arraigned three foreign nationals before a Lagos court for allegedly stealing crude oil worth ₦12 billion from the country's territorial waters.
Navy dismantles illegal oil refinery in Ondo
In a major crackdown on oil theft, the Nigerian Navy has raided and completely dismantled a sophisticated illegal refinery operation hidden within Ondo State's riverine communities.
Foreigners Face Court Over ₦12B Oil Theft in Nigeria
Nigeria's anti-graft agency EFCC has arraigned three foreign nationals and a vessel for allegedly stealing crude oil worth ₦12 billion. The shocking case reveals sophisticated oil theft operations in Nigerian maritime territory.
NZ Raids Insurer Over Alleged Russian Sanctions Violations
New Zealand police execute dramatic raids on maritime insurer linked to Russian vessels, uncovering alleged sanctions evasion scheme involving international shipping operations.
Nigeria's Blue Economy: Sustainable Maritime Future
Federal government rallies marine engineers to harness Nigeria's vast ocean resources through sustainable practices and technological innovation for economic growth.
N7.6 Trillion Lost to Trade Corridor Extortion Yearly
Shocking investigation reveals sophisticated extortion networks draining Nigeria's economy through ports and trade routes, with devastating impact on businesses and consumers.
Lagos Blue Economy Strategy: Unlock Nigeria's Maritime Wealth
Experts reveal how adopting Lagos State's comprehensive blue economy framework could unlock Nigeria's massive maritime potential and transform coastal communities.
SIFAX ICT Expands Maritime Infrastructure for Green Operations
SIFAX ICT unveils major infrastructure expansion enabling direct vessel calls and eco-friendly port operations, positioning Nigeria for maritime digital transformation.
MWUN Pushes for Strict Safety Rules in Nigerian Ports
Maritime Workers Union of Nigeria pushes for stricter safety enforcement and modern equipment to protect dockworkers and improve port operations across Nigerian seaports.
Venezuelan Oil Ships Dodge Drug Boats in Caribbean
Exclusive report reveals how Venezuelan oil tankers navigate through dangerous Caribbean waters filled with drug trafficking vessels while maintaining crucial energy exports.
16 Vessels with Petroleum Set for Lagos Ports Arrival
Significant economic boost expected as 16 vessels carrying petroleum products, general cargo, and containers prepare to dock at Lagos ports this week, enhancing Nigeria's supply chain.
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