Nigeria's Maritime Minister Adegboyega Oyetola reveals how the South-South region holds the key to unlocking Nigeria's multi-billion dollar blue economy potential through strategic investment and development.
Federal Government unveils ambitious plan to dredge southern ports to 16-meter draft, aiming to attract larger vessels and revitalize maritime trade across Nigeria's coastal regions.
In a groundbreaking move to revitalize Nigeria's oil sector, the Federal Government and manufacturers have agreed to privatize the Port Harcourt refinery and other national refineries, promising to end fuel import dependency.
Nigerian Ports Authority MD Mohammed Dantsoho calls for enhanced cooperation among African ports to harness the continent's massive blue economy opportunities for sustainable growth.
Exclusive investigation reveals mixed results for Lagos's digital port traffic solution. Discover why trailers still choke Apapa roads despite technological interventions.
Nigeria Customs Service, Apapa Command achieves historic revenue milestone, collecting over ₦304 billion in October 2023 - the highest monthly collection in its history.
Former Trump adviser Dr. James Dobson faces severe backlash after suggesting Port Harcourt as potential site for American military base, with critics calling it an invitation to genocide.
A Rivers State High Court has delivered a death sentence to Goodluck Nwakanma for the brutal murder of his friend, Ikechukwu Ubani. Discover the chilling details of this betrayal that shocked the community.
Bangladeshi dock workers paralyze Chittagong port operations in massive strike against foreign management takeover, raising concerns about national sovereignty and workers' rights.
The University of Port Harcourt Teaching Hospital launches groundbreaking N10 billion endowment fund to revolutionize healthcare delivery in Nigeria, earning praise from the Minister of State for Health.
The Federal Government announces revolutionary Single Window policy for Nigerian ports, promising to slash cargo clearance times and boost economic growth through digital transformation.
The Federal Government launches ambitious National Single Window initiative to transform Nigeria's ports, targeting faster cargo clearance and boosting economic competitiveness across West Africa.
The Nigerian government unveils ambitious plan to replace traditional chalkboards with digital technology in all schools, marking a major shift in educational methodology.
In a heartwarming intervention, Rivers State authorities secure the release of a grandmother and her infant grandchild who were held captive by a Port Harcourt hospital due to outstanding medical bills.
Nigerian importers and exporters unite through UASC to challenge arbitrary charges imposed by foreign shipping lines, demanding transparency and fair pricing in maritime trade.
The Federal Government debunks rumors of a nationwide port modernization initiative, clarifying the current status of Nigeria's maritime infrastructure development and future plans.
Discover how sustainable maritime technology could revolutionize Africa's economy while combating climate change. Learn about green shipping opportunities for the continent.
NDLEA operatives in Rivers State successfully repel violent attack by hoodlums attempting to free arrested drug kingpin during dramatic overnight operation in Port Harcourt.
Rivers State authorities intervene as serious rape allegations surface at a Port Harcourt football academy, sparking outrage and immediate investigation.
Shocking investigation reveals sophisticated extortion networks draining Nigeria's economy through ports and trade routes, with devastating impact on businesses and consumers.
SIFAX ICT unveils major infrastructure expansion enabling direct vessel calls and eco-friendly port operations, positioning Nigeria for maritime digital transformation.
Maritime Workers Union of Nigeria pushes for stricter safety enforcement and modern equipment to protect dockworkers and improve port operations across Nigerian seaports.
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.