Plugging The Leaking Bucket. Part (1) BY IBRAHIM NASIRU “A ship can only dock as deep as the harbour allows; a nation can only grow as...
…As NIMASA Signs Fresh Performance Bond BY KESIENNA SHEPHERDS The Federal Government has once again reassured stakeholders in the maritime sector of its commitment to disburse...
BY KESIENNA SHEPHERDS The National Single Window (NSW) platform, Nigeria’s digital trade facilitation portal, went live last Friday, days after its formal launch on Wednesday of...
PHOTO NEWS The Director-General of the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) engaged with members of the House of Representatives at the National Assembly during...
BY KESIENNA SHEPHERDS The Oriental Hotel, Victoria Island, Lagos, was aglow on March 30, 2026, as the maritime industry gathered for the investiture ceremony of the...
BY EGUONO ODJEGBA The 2026 MIMA investiture ceremony held March 30, 2026 also spotlighted the media’s indispensable role in the maritime sector, with Godfrey Bivbere, immediate...
BY EGUONO ODJEGBA In our last serial, we explored the available alternative financing approach to turning around the efficient operability and functionality of the nation’s ports;...
BY EGUONO ODJEGBA On Tuesday, we started the series how Nigeria secured a UK backed loan to repair its ports after four years of stalled negotiations. ...
BY EGUONO ODJEGBA Nigeria’s seaports, the lifelines of its trade economy, have been left to decay for decades. Rehabilitation efforts stalled under the weight of opaque...
“A smooth sea never made a skilled sailor, but a congested port can sink an entire economy “ BY CHIEF IBRAHIM NASIRU For decades, Nigeria’s maritime...