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…Says Forced Cargo Quotas Unnecessary, Unsustainable BY EGUONO ODJEGBA Nigeria’s quest to correct the imbalance in cargo distribution between Lagos and the Eastern ports should not...
BY FUNMI ALUKO After more than a decade of legal battles over the collection of unauthorised port charges, no fewer than five shipping companies and terminal...
BY FUNMI ALUKO For 21 years, TransQuest Media has chronicled Nigeria’s transport, maritime and logistics journey. But on Saturday, July 25, 2026, at Shoregate Hotel, Ikeja...
BY EGUONO ODJEGBA In the ports and freight industry, cargoes move faster than rumours, but politics travels faster than both. As conversations quietly shift from tariffs,...
What Did the 18th Judges’ Seminar Leave on the Table? A post-seminar appraisal of Nigeria’s maritime jurisprudence against emerging IMO, WTO and UNCITRAL standards. BY...
Accuse NIMASA of Failure to Clean Up Bonny Oil Spill BY GBOGBOWA GBOWA The Paramount Ruler of Ikpokiri/Torukongo coastal communities in Ogu/Bolo Local Government Area of...
BY EGUONO ODJEGBA In public affairs, symbolism is often as important as substance. Institutions do not merely communicate through speeches; they also communicate through the company...
BY EGUONO ODJEGBA The recent remarks by Gerard Levy, Chief Executive Officer of RTCOM Defense, may have reignited debate over Nigeria’s twin maritime security architectures: the Nigerian Navy’s Falcon Eye and NIMASA’s Deep Blue Project. In an exclusive interview, Levy dismissed comparisons between the two initiatives, stressing that they serve entirely different mandates and cannot be measured on the same scale. Levy described Falcon Eye as “an independent, nationwide Command, Control, and Multi-Sensor Intelligence Fusion infrastructure” designed to provide real-time maritime domain awareness....
…As Oshoba Led Apapa Customs Command Impound Over N53bn Contraband Narcotics, Offensive Pharmaceuticals BY FUNMI ALUKO The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) has intercepted illicit drugs, expired...
BY KESSIENNA SHEPHERDS The Association of Nigerian Licensed Customs Agents (ANLCA) has issued a fiery statement condemning what it describes as the irresponsible and brazen manner...