

We followed due process on Escravos contract – NPA
Dredging of Escravos, Warri Channels: Don’t be distracted, Rep tells NPA
NPA to institute wreck Insurance policy
NPA, Lagos state clash over Eko Atlantic coastline
Reps probe alleged malpractices in NPA, NIWA
Why we can’t effectively implement call-up system now – NPA
NPA, shipping firms struggle over holding bay
Olu of Warri solicits stakeholders’ support for NPA
NPA moves to forestall vessel attacks at berths
IPA, NPA host world publishers in Lagos
NPA bans return of empty containers to seaports
Persistent Apapa gridlock: Stakeholders blame NPA, BPE
NPA to re-train legal officers
NPA moves to conclude review of concession agreements by May
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SubscribeNPA embarking on palliative measures to improve trade at Tin Can Port — Official
The Port Manager, Tin Can Island Port, Mr Emmanuel Akporherhe, on Friday said the management had embarked on palliative measures at the Tin Can Port to facilitate trade, pending road reconstruction in the area.
The NPA-Intels saga rolls on
The NPA has given Intels Nigeria a two-week ultimatum to remit an outstanding $48 million that ought to have been paid into the maritime agency’s treasury single account in 2017. Speaking during an interview with CNBC Africa, Hadiza Bala Usman, the agency’s managing director, said Intels’ notice of termination will stand if the company failed […]
NPA’s revenue collection rises 85% to N229bn in 2017
Revenue collected by the Nigerian Ports Authority rose by 85 percent to N229.5billion in 2017 from N162.5billion in 2016.
OGFZA, NPA partner on free zone operation
The Oil and Gas Free Zones Authority, OGFZA, has opened discussions with Nigerian Ports Authority, NPA, to forge closer ties on a range of issues from use of land in the ports where oil and gas free zones are located, to strategic cooperation.
DSDP, high cost, interest rate responsible for scarcity
OIL marketers, under the aegis of Depot and Petroleum Products Marketers Association, DAPPMA and Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria, IPMAN, yesterday, exonerated themselves from the current fuel crisis across the country, saying that currently, there is no fuel in the depots and tanks of its members nationwide.
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