Alfred Oniye
2 Oct
The Federal Government has been urged to combat corruption, high debt burdens, outdated infrastructure, non-implementation of policies, environmental degradation, socioeconomic pressure, high unemployment and other issues impeding the Nigerian Navy
1 Aug
The Merchant Seafarers Association of Nigeria (MESAN) has said the recent public warning issued by the Nigerian Navy on wearing or appearing in naval uniforms and accoutrements lacks clarity and could infringe on individual constitutional rights. The association’s Secretary General, Captain Alfred Oniye, said the Nigerian Navy’s warning, grounded in Chapter 12, Section 110 (1)…
29 May
The Federal Government has been advised to effectively utilise the Cabotage Vessel Financing Fund (CVFF) to establish and bolster a domestic shipbuilding industry.
17 May
African leaders have been urged to establish inland ports through public-private partnerships (PPPs) to catalyse job creation, revenue generation and economic growth at no cost to the government.
26 Apr
Nigerian seafarers, represented by the Merchant Seafarers Association of Nigeria (MESAN), have contested the Maritime Workers Union of Nigeria’s (MWUN) recent assertion that they receive some of the highest wages globally.
17 Apr
To address the growing unemployment rates among seafarers in Africa, a maritime and anti-piracy security expert trained in the United States, Capt. Alfred Oniye, has outlined a comprehensive plan aimed at revitalising job prospects for this skilled workforce.
17 Jan
Captain Alfred Oniye is a United States-trained maritime and anti-piracy security expert. He has led several successful anti-piracy sea operations and holds the first PhD in maritime security and safety management in the world. He speaks with ADAKU ONYENUCHEYA on causes of insecurity on the waterways as well as possible solutions. We have continued to…
17 Jan
Fifteen days into the year, the country has recorded three boat mishaps with over 25 deaths.On January 15, a boat conveying 100 passengers including goods, grains and other valuables capsized in Niger State.