Maritime News

Buhari inaugurates 30 new vessels, assures on support for Navy

By Our Correspondents President Muhammadu Buhari has pledged continuous support for the Nigerian Navy (NN).

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Maritime Infrastructure: NIMASA DG urges utilization of PPP model

 Victoria Hanson Adequate provision of basic infrastructure has been identified as a necessary step capable of unlocking the vast opportunities in Nigerian maritime industry.

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We Advice All Freight Forwarders To Follow The Standard Trading Conditions- NAGAFF

Ololade Akinwande “Freight forwarders should exercise care and due diligence in carrying out responsibilities and follow the standard trading conditions as approved by Council for the Regulation of Freight Forwarding in Nigeria (CRFFN)”.

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NAGAFF warns against inappropriate misleading of Hon Rotimi Amaechi.

Ololade Akinwande and Nike Sanda The National Association of Government Approved Freight Forwarders (NAGAFF) has said the Council for the Regulation of Freight Forwarding in Nigeria (CRFFN) and some other uninformed staff of the transportation ministry should stop misleading the Transport Minister, Hon. Rotimi Amaechi.

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Stakeholders Calls For Collaboration And Synergy For Maritime Industry

By Victoria Hanson In a bid to foster ports and maritime efficiency, stakeholders from maritime industry have called for collaboration and synergy with the private sector.

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LCCI Sets To Hold Public Private Dialogue On Port Efficiency And Maritime Sector Roadmap

By Victoria Hanson The Lagos Chamber Of Commerce And Industry (LCCI) in collaboration with The Financial Derivation Company,  a renowned economic consultancy firm is set to hold a public private Dialogue on port efficiency and maritime sector Roadmap in Nigeria.

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FG To Implement The IOPC Fund

By Victoria Hanson The Federal Government has expressed its commitment to the implementation of the 1992 international Oil Pollution Compensation (IOPC)  Fund.

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‘Take Advantage of Cotonou Port Patronage Decline” – AES Boss urges FG

By Victoria Hanson ….Commends RoRo Partnership with SIFAX Group Mr. Pete Bottino, President, Auto Export Shipping (AES), a non-vessel operating common carrier, which handles shippers’ exports of vehicles including automobiles, trucks, and mobile industrial equipment via roll on/roll off vessel services from U.S. ports to various West Africa ports, has urged the Federal Government to take advantage of the decline ...

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