NPA plans to put seaports on competitive edge

The Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) has said that its current reform process is targeted at improving revenue generation and competitiveness of the nation’s seaports.

Sulaimon Salau

Latest news today on Hadiza Bala Usman

NPA plans to put seaports on competitive edge

NPA, NIPR deepen synergy to enhance operational efficiency

NPA pledges women empowerment in maritime sector

Balogun: Failure to respond to dynamics of shipping industry our biggest challenge

Calabar port yearns for container vessels, groans under draft limitations

NPA boss tasks workers on productivity, revenue generation

Government concessions Warri Port, gets in N36.4 billion

NPA enlarges Rivers port for bigger vessels, eyes $2 million

Many travails of maritime sector in 2018

NPA to enhance transparency, introduces automated billing

Port infrastructure deficiency threatens Nigeria’s import, export drive

18 ships of petrol waiting at Lagos ports, 31 others in transit

Saraki, Bala-Usman, Yusuf, others receive AMJON award

Government moves to reduce tariff on vessel acquisition, maintenance

NPA remitted N11.3 billion 2018 surplus to government, says Bala Usman

Dakuku, Bala Usman to grace security officers’ conference

NPA pursues ISO 9001 certification

NPA boss advocates enhanced cargo clearance framework

Losses mount, chaos reigns as infrastructure decay robs Lagos ports of shine

Governors must sacrifice security votes with State Police - PDP's Vunobolki

Nigeria pursuing comprehensive health sector transformation - Pate

Stakeholders advocate adoption of sustainable digital solutions to improve health outcomes across Nigeria

Kwara 2027: Ifelodun APC endorses Danladi’s, commends renewed efforts in tackling insecurity

The News You Need, Delivered To You.