Dangote to launch own shipping fleet to boost maritime operation
By Godwin Oritse In a move to address limited shipping capacity and the rising cost of road transportation, which have hindered its regional expansion, Dangote Industries has concluded plans to acquire its own vessels to facilitate the movement of its products from Nigeria to markets across West and Central Africa. Speaking from the perspective of […]
Tax evasion: Delta revenue board’s boss reads riot act
The Executive Chairman of the Delta State Board of Internal Revenue (BIR), Hon. Joel Onowakpo, has appealed to the state judiciary for the speedy trial of tax-related cases in order to send very strong signals to defaulters.
Who is responsible for brand faking in Nigeria?
This question is as important as the food we eat when one feels hungry because brand faking is dangerous and poisonous. It is dangerous in a sense that it throws confusion in the world of product where customers or consumers who had paid for fake products while they thought they paid for original.
Nigeria debunks IMB report on pirate attacks
THE Federal Government through the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) has opposed the verdict of the International Maritime Bureau (IMB) which rated Nigeria as the second most pirate-prone country in the world.
NSE share value rises by N10bn
The bullish run on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) was halted Wednesday, as the value of listed equities depreciated by N9.92 billion.
Cabotage: Court convicts foreign vessel
A Federal High Court sitting in Lagos has found a foreign vessel, MT Lovell Sea, guilty of contravening provisions of the Coastal and Inland Shipping Act otherwise known as the Cabotage Act of 2003.
