Maritime Report

NIWA moves to improve waterways security

NIWA moves to improve waterways security

IN bid to attract private investments to enhance the nation's Blue Economy initiative, the management of the National Inland Waterways Authority, NIWA, has commenced moves to improve security on waterways across the country.
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Customs automation contract draws the ire of stakeholders

Customs automation contract draws the ire of stakeholders

Stakeholders in the trade and shipment industry have raised eye brow over the just approved $3.1 billion (about N1.2 trillion) for the Nigerian Customs Service, NCS, automation contract, saying that transparency may have been sacrificed.

FG working to promote balance of payments, trade ― Bello

FG working to promote balance of payments, trade ― Bello

By Dirisu Yakubu – Abuja The President Muhammadu Buhari-led government is committed to putting an end to trade imbalance between Nigeria and her trade partners, the Nigerian Shippers’ Council, NSC, has said. This is even as the agency pledged to collaborate with the Nigeria Customs Service and the Nigerian Ports Authority, NPA, to quicken the […]

We will support LADOL to bear more fruits —NPA

We will support LADOL to bear more fruits —NPA

NIGERIAN Ports Authority, NPA, has reiterated its commitment to support Lagos Deep Offshore Logistic Base, LADOL, in its maritime, health, agriculture and logistics operations in the country. Executive Director Marine and Operations, Hon. Onari Brown, stated this during his familiarisation tour to the LADOL Zone in the company of Port Manager of Lagos Port Complex, LPC, Apapa, Mrs. Olotu, saying he is impressed with the infrastructure development in LADOL.

UASC backs Nigeria on peak season charges controversy

UASC backs Nigeria on peak season charges controversy

THE Union of African Shippers’ Councils, UASC, has thrown its weight behind the Nigeria’ s efforts to stop the hike in peak season caharges by shipping lines serving the West African Trade Route.

Doubts over sharp growth in fishing sub-sector GDP

Doubts over sharp growth in fishing sub-sector GDP

AMIDST the sharp rise recorded in the fisheries sub-sector contribution to the second quarter, 2020 Q2’20 Gross Domestic Product, GDP of Nigeria, maritime industry expert has expressed misgivings over the source, authenticity and sustainability of the growth figures reported.

Water transport dips by 28.33% in Q2’20

Water transport dips by 28.33% in Q2’20

AS water transportation recorded steep decline at -28.33 percent in the second quarter of 2020, Q2’20, there seems to be uncertainty as to the reasons behind the set back.

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