Lawyers advocate development of maritime hub

The Admiralty Lawyers’ Society of Nigeria (ALSN) has urged the Federal government to activate all necessary machinery to achieve its plans for the development of the country’s maritime sector. The society made the call to mark Nigeria’s 66th Independence Anniversary

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