FG to dredge southern ports to 16m draft
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.
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.
Chief Justice Ariwoola and NIMASA DG Jamoh unite to transform Nigeria's judiciary, creating specialized courts to unlock the nation's massive blue economy potential and attract crucial investments.
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.
The Federal Government announces comprehensive plans to revolutionize water transportation in the Niger Delta with new routes, modern ferries, and enhanced safety measures to boost regional connectivity.
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New report reveals intra-African shipping costs remain the world's highest despite continental free trade agreement, hindering economic growth and regional integration.
Nigeria's maritime industry receives major boost as NIMASA accredits 27 shipyards for vessel repairs and maintenance, enhancing local capacity and creating jobs.
Nigerians rejoice as 22 vessels carrying petrol, frozen fish, and food items arrive Lagos ports, causing significant price drops across major markets. Get the latest on how this maritime boom is affecting commodity costs.
In a major security operation, the Nigerian Navy has dismantled an illegal refining site and apprehended seven suspects across coastal communities in Ondo State, dealing a significant blow to oil theft operations in the Niger Delta region.
The Federal Government announces revolutionary Single Window policy for Nigerian ports, promising to slash cargo clearance times and boost economic growth through digital transformation.
Nigerian fishermen face detention and boat seizures in disputed Venezuela-Trinidad waters, revealing dangerous maritime border tensions affecting West African sailors.
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.
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Vice Admiral Emmanuel Ogalla commits to technological modernization of Nigerian Navy while firmly opposing coast guard establishment during Senate confirmation hearing.
Federal government rallies marine engineers to harness Nigeria's vast ocean resources through sustainable practices and technological innovation for economic growth.
Shocking investigation reveals sophisticated extortion networks draining Nigeria's economy through ports and trade routes, with devastating impact on businesses and consumers.
Experts reveal how adopting Lagos State's comprehensive blue economy framework could unlock Nigeria's massive maritime potential and transform coastal communities.
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.
Exclusive report reveals how Venezuelan oil tankers navigate through dangerous Caribbean waters filled with drug trafficking vessels while maintaining crucial energy exports.
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.