The Federal Government has restated its commitment to ensuring that all the nation’s seaports are connected to rail network in line with its new transport policy framework.

The Federal Government has commenced the process of placing a ban on importation of certain categories of vessels into Nigeria by 2022 as part of efforts to encourage local participation in shipbuilding.

With about 7.8 billion people across the world ushering in the New Year 2020, the maritime industry is in dilemma on the likely consequences of the low carbon emission agenda

Ship owners, under the aegis of the Nigerian Shipowners’ Association (NISA), has called on the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA), to ensure that the criteria for disbursement of the $124 million Cabotage Vessel Finance Fund...

Succour appears underway for the sacked Tally Clerks and On-board ship Gangway Security of the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA), as the management has commenced payment of their severance packages.

After 19 days in captivity, the 19 crew members who were kidnapped offshore Nigeria, from a crude oil tanker, Nave Constellation, have been released.T

The Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) yesterday commended the Federal University of Petroleum Resources Effurun (FUPRE), Delta State for designing

Poised to fully combat insecurity in Nigeria’s waterways up to the Gulf of Guinea, the country has taken delivery of its first special mission vessel under the deep blue project.

Women in the maritime sector have been urged to increase their level of investment in the fishing business as well as position themselves to take key positions

The Federal Government has raised an alarm over alleged plot from some quarters to portray Nigerian waters as unsafe for ships to operate, assuring that the nation’s maritime territory is adequately safe and attracting more vessels.

The Managing Director, Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA), Hadiza Bala Usman, has stressed the need for all stakeholders to work together to fight corruption in the maritime industry.

Stakeholders and operators in the oil and gas industry have expressed concerns about safety of assets within Nigeria and offshore, especially with renewed pipeline vandalism and kidnapping of crew members of a Very Large Crude Carriers..