“AAMA has resolved to take the lead in the collaboration of maritime agencies and the development of a well-defined national and continental strategy. All maritime administrations in Africa are encouraged to attend Africa Day of the Seas and Oceans on July 25, 2017 at Addis Ababa,” it said.
Sam Ikeotuonye 06 April 2017, Sweetcrude, Lagos – The Nigerian Navy and the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency, NIMASA, are…
31 December 2016, Lagos – The Nigerian Shippers’ Council, (NSC), and the Nigerian Ports Authority, (NPA) have moved to tackle the…
The minister said a recovery committee chaired by the Accountant General of Federation, Ahmed Idris, has since been constituted to recover the outstanding N450 billion operating surpluses, including holding bilateral discussions with the affected agencies.
25 November 2016, Lagos – The World Bank is to support Nigeria’s maritime sector with N12.2bn ($40m) to help clear…
11 October 2016, Lagos The Executive Secretary, Nigerian Shippers’ Council, Mr Hassan Bello, has urged the Federal Government to ratify the…
04 October 2016, Lagos – The Federal Government has constituted a committee to screen shipping operators interested in acquiring part…
14 September 2016, Abuja – Importers in Nigeria are now diverting cargoes to neighbouring countries to avoid undue restrictions at the…
07 August 2016, Lagos – Nigerian shippers appear to be in dilemma over a safety measure known as the container weight…
28 July 2016, Lagos—The management of Hudson Trident Training Centre has said the use of its facility will address the…
