Indigenous shippers fight for stake in coastal business
NIWA moves to improve waterways security
Freight forwarders reject FG-appointed Council chairman
Need for continuous dredging of waterways in Nigeria
Port concessioning review without Shippers Council ‘ll fail – Bello
Controversy envelopes installation of new cargo scanners
No shipping link: Nigeria loses 1.4 mt coal export to Ghana
Freight forwarders, Customs trade words over fast track clearance
How Ghana increased its landlocked cargo share by 30,781 tones
Port Concession has failed — Nweke
Integration of African port industry proposed at IAPH Conference
Cargo clearance: Police resumes blocking of containers
Dangote Refinery jetty receives first ship, BBC Naples
Shippers Council faults exclusion from port concession review

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INTELS Donates New Health Centre to Delta Community
OIL and gas logistics giant, INTELS Nigeria Limited has built and handed over a modern, fully equipped Health Centre to the Aruakpor-Umah Community, in Uvwie Local Government Area, Warri of Delta State.
MOU with shipping companies will reduce cost of doing business in nigeria by 35% —- Shippers Council
The Nigerian Shippers Council, NSC, yesterday, said its planned signing of a Memorandum of Understand, MoU, with shipping companies operating in Nigeria will reduce cost of doing business in the country by 35 per cent.
Conflicting Govt memos threaten Onitsha River port concession
THERE are indications that the Onitsha River port concession project may have run into trouble waters following conflicting memos from the Federal Ministry of Transport.
NIMASA set another batch of 200 Cadets for sea time training
FOLLOWING the commitment of the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency, NIMASA, to ensure that all beneficiaries of the Nigerian Seafarers Development Programme (NSDP) conclude their programme by getting the mandatory sea-time training, the agency has concluded plans to send another batch of 200 cadets for sea time.
Apapa traffic: We have licensed five firms for private trailer parks — NPA boss
Managing Director of the Nigerian Ports Authority, NPA, Hadiza Bala Usman recently visited the corportae headquarters of Vanguard Media Ltd. publishers of Vanguard Newspaper. She spoke on the problematic Apapa traffic, why the eastern ports are under-ultilised, intermodel connectivity at the ports, availibility of scanners at the ports and many more issues.
Rising number of empty berths signals lull in shipping
Activities at the Lagos Port Complex, LPC, may be going through a lull as 24 empty ship berths were recorded on the average last week, giving an occupancy rate of about 54 per cent, against the full capacity of 52 berths.
Nigeria, S/Africa, Ghana, Kenya mull maritime pact
There are indications that a collaborative maritime administration platform is underway in Africa as the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) says that discussions to that effect has commenced.
Gridlock: Traffic robberies threatening export drive – SHIPPERS
Unless urgent steps are taken, the nation will continue losing revenue accruable from exportation, as criminals now attack and cart away goods meant for export trapped in traffic on their way to the port.
NPA, Terminal operators at war over illegal port charges
THE Nigerian Ports Authority, NPA, is currently at war with some terminal operators over newly introduced charges, which Ms Hadiza Bala Usman, NPA’s boss has warned agents and importers to ignore.
Owerri Customs intercepts military hardware, illicit drugs, others
The Nigeria Customs Service, NCS, Federal Operations Unit Zone ‘C’ Owerri, has intercepted a truck with military hardware and other illicit medicaments concealed among other imports.
Stakeholders raise concern over harassment of female cadets
Stakeholders in the maritime industry had raised concern over the harassment of female seafarers, a situation which is causing lack of interest, insecurity and reduction of females in seafaring activities.
NPA talks tough on implementation of BWM Convention
The Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) has warned that it would step up inspection of ships calling at the nation’s territorial waters to ensure they discharge their ballast waters in order to protect the marine environment from invasive species.
Tin Can 11 Command declared N1.020bn in August
The Tin Can 11 Command of the Nigeria Customs Service, NCS, has declared a total revenue collection of N1,020 billion for the month of August, 2018 despite business degradation, which indicated it recorded 71.3% of the total monthly target.
NCDMB to partner NIMASA for implementation of Cabotage
The Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board, NCDMB is set to partner with the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency, NIMASA for the implementation of the Cabotage Act.
Construction to commence on Benin River port soon
AFTER almost two years in limbo, all is now set for the commencement of massive construction on the much anticipated Benin River Port to be situated in Gelegele, Benin City, Edo state.

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