Segun Musa
5 Jan
As 2022 begins, there are high expectations that the maritime sector would be prioritised and properly harnessed to drive the country’s economy and fund its budget.
20 Oct 2021
Nigeria has continued to lose large merchant vessels to neighbouring countries as the inability to develop deep seaports among other challenges scare shipping companies...
25 Nov 2016
In smaller quantities and not in commercial quantities. That is why till date, a lot of people cannot export in commercial quantity unless probably they have to smuggle through other means.
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An upcoming artist, Mustapha Aduragbemi Yahaya, also known as Theekidd, has advised Nigerian youths to desist from violence, kidnapping, Internet fraud, ritual killings, criminality and other social vices.
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The Association of Maritime Truck Owners (AMATO) has lamented the seizure of their trucks totalling 100 by the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS). The National President of the association, Remi Ogungbemi, raised the alarm on the impoundment of the trucks at the just-concluded second edition of the Port Industry Town Hall Meeting organised by the Journal…
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The Ikeja Unique Lions Club has built a block of six rooms toilet facility at African Church Primary School, Meiran, Lagos State, to improve the hygiene of the pupils of the school.
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Oxfam International and Bauchi State Government have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to improve the agriculture sector by targeting the “most vulnerable” farmers across the 20 local councils. At the signing, at the weekend, Oxfam’s Country Director, Dr. Vincent Ahonsi, said despite the enormous agricultural potential in Bauchi, inadequate mechanised agricultural equipment, poor access…