The Nigerian Railway Corporation calls for deeper integration between rail and port systems to improve freight movement and strengthen Nigeria's logistics value chain, highlighting ongoing projects and strategic plans.
The Nigerian Shippers' Council and Nigeria Revenue Service have called on shipping companies and terminal operators to grant waivers on demurrage charges for importers affected by delays from the National Single Window implementation at seaports.
The International Maritime Institute of Nigeria has announced a three-day executive programme to enhance capacity and policy understanding for a sustainable and competitive blue economy, featuring expert facilitators and key stakeholders.
The Nigerian Navy recovered 531,500 litres of illegally refined petroleum products and arrested 18 suspects in the first quarter of 2026 under Operation DELTA SENTINEL, targeting crude oil theft in the Niger Delta.
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Nigeria intensifies efforts to harness its blue economy potential, targeting over $3 trillion annually. Industry leaders call for investment and reforms to address structural bottlenecks in maritime logistics and connectivity.
Governor Umo Eno has received the feasibility report for the Ibom Deep Seaport, reaffirming his administration's commitment to moving the project toward implementation. The report outlines a PPP framework and plans for a regional transhipment hub.
Iran has issued guidance for vessels to use alternative routes in the Strait of Hormuz due to sea mine risks, following a temporary reopening as part of a ceasefire with the US.
Two commercial vessels have navigated the Strait of Hormuz after Iran reopened the critical waterway as part of a temporary two-week ceasefire with the United States, marking the first maritime movements following months of severe restrictions.
The Federal Government has waived demurrage charges on over 10,000 stranded containers at Nigerian ports, aiming to reduce import costs and potentially lower prices for food, vehicles, and other goods.
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The Nigerian Navy has expressed readiness to partner with organizations to enhance indigenous shipbuilding capacity and maritime security operations. Chief of Naval Staff Rear Admiral Idi Abbas emphasized technology transfer during a meeting with ASELSAN
Denmark's Consul General identifies maritime transport, shipbuilding, digitalisation, and green tech as key areas for strengthening bilateral relations and advancing Nigeria's blue economy.
Indigenous shipowners warn that Nigeria's high import duties on vessels and preferential treatment for foreign operators are crippling the shipping industry, leading to an estimated $8.5 billion in yearly capital flight.
Maritime stakeholders warn that Nigeria's proliferation of deep seaport projects, driven by political motives rather than cargo demand, risks economic unviability and huge financial losses.
The Federal Government has begun implementing the International Cargo Tracking Note following presidential approval, aiming for rollout by 2026 to enhance maritime security and trade transparency.
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About 69 indigenous barge operators have liquidated companies worth N211.9 billion due to harsh business conditions, including high charges and foreign dominance, as revealed at a stakeholders' engagement in Lagos.
High charges, foreign dominance, and regulatory bottlenecks have forced 69 indigenous barge operators into liquidation, wiping out over N211.9 billion in investments. Only 14 of 83 registered firms remain active.
The Nigerian Navy has successfully rescued Mr Benedict Eze, a kidnapped victim, in Bonny LGA, Rivers State, following sustained intelligence-led operations by Forward Operating Base BONNY personnel.
The Federal Government announces progress on refloating a national shipping carrier, with international partners like AD Ports Group and DP World involved, to boost Nigeria's maritime industry and create jobs.
Minister Adegboyega Oyetola warns maritime agency heads to deliver tangible results as ministry revenue surges 160% to N1.83 trillion in 2025, driven by reforms and digitalisation.
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The Federal Government has secured international partners including AD Ports Group and DP World to refloat a national shipping carrier, aiming to boost maritime capacity and create jobs.
The Nigeria Immigration Service will transfer three Ghanaian stowaways arrested by the Nigerian Navy to the Ghanaian Embassy following proper judicial procedures after they were found in a ship's rudder compartment.
The Nigerian Navy has transferred three Ghanaian stowaways rescued from a merchant vessel to the Nigeria Immigration Service as part of collaborative security efforts to combat illegal migration and enhance maritime safety.
Former leaders and maritime experts warn Nigeria could lose regional trade dominance if it fails to invest in deep seaports, risking cargo diversion to neighboring countries and economic sidelining.
MACN and CRFFN unveil a User Experience Diary for real-time reporting of cargo clearance issues, aiming to boost transparency and reduce delays in Nigeria's ports.
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The Sea Empowerment and Research Centre warns that overlapping regulations, high charges, and operational challenges in Nigeria's barge sector could undermine port decongestion efforts and economic stability.
A new report reveals Nigeria's maritime sector suffers N3-5 trillion yearly losses from port delays, policy gaps, and infrastructure failures, urging urgent reforms to unlock economic potential.
The Nigerian Ports Authority plans to rehabilitate key eastern ports, including Onne, Warri, and Calabar, to enhance cargo traffic and capacity, as part of a broader strategy to boost non-oil exports and streamline operations.
The Nigerian Ports Authority has announced ambitious plans to modernize Apapa and Tin Can Island ports in Lagos, targeting N1.489 trillion revenue for 2026 fiscal year.
Nigeria's Ministry of Marine and Blue Economy struggles to transform vast aquatic resources into economic growth due to outdated laws, institutional fragmentation, and lack of coordination, despite handling 60% of West Africa's maritime trade.
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The federal government has confirmed that the upgrade of Apapa and Tin Can Island ports will begin in Q2 2026, backed by a £746 million UK export finance deal.
