$1.6 billion Lekki deep sea port reaches 50% completion
Hope on delivery of the much-expected Lekki Deep Sea Port looks brighter as the construction of the $1.6 billion project…
Lekki Port completes 50 percent of breakwaters
The construction of the Lekki Deep Sea Port has reached 50 percent with the completion of the 1,909m long core…
MACN galvanizes support to check sharp practices
MARITIME Anti-Corruption Network, MACN, an initiative set to checkmate unwholesome practices in the Nigerian ports has concluded plans for a…
Nigerian Shippers Count Losses of Cargo
Nigerian shippers have raised alarm at the rate they are losing cargo on a daily basis, warning that it could…
Why Apapa Traffic Gridlock Defies the New Electronic Call Up System
The well publicized electronic call up system (ECU) which was celebrated as quite innovative in solving the intractable traffic situation…
Global Reinsurers Count Massive Losses from Suez Canal’s Mishap
Leading reinsurance companies across the world are counting heavy losses from the Suez Canal blockade by one of the world’s…
EU to Takes Control of Maritime Security in Gulf of Guinea
With the failure of efforts by governments around the Gulf of Guinea (GoG) to stop piracy, kidnapping for ransom and…
Fear, anxiety as Lagos seeks control over Apapa gridlock
Freight forwarders are not convinced that the perennial gridlock issues faced at the Lagos port will subside. This is following…
NIMASA raises hope on new national shipping line
A strong and sustainable national shipping line is emerging, the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) has said. The…
#ENDEARS: Shippers’ Council directs shipping companies to suspend demurrage charges
The Nigerian Shippers’ Council (NSC) has directed foreign shipping companies operating at the Lagos ports to waive demurrage charges accrued…