Shipowners seek long-term contracts with oil companies, ship registry automation

The Shipowners Association of Nigeria (SOAN) has called on policymakers to prioritise long-term contracts with the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation Limited (NNPCL) and international oil companies (IOCs).

by Adaku Onyenucheya

‘Unfavourable fiscal policies frustrated national shipping line plan’

by Adaku Onyenucheya

‘Insecurity, poor shipping capacity limiting Nigeria from becoming maritime nation’

by Adaku Onyenucheya

$100m lost as NNPC gives bunkering service to foreigners, says SOAN

by Adaku Onyenucheya

Absence of national shipping carrier costs Nigeria $4m daily, says Ogbeifun

by Geoff Iyatse

Fresh concerns over $17 billion yearly freight loss to foreign shipping lines

by Adaku Onyenucheya

Association wants disbursement of cabotage fund to buy more vessels for job creation

by Editor

Ship owners lament importation cost on vessels

by Joke Falaju, Abuja

Shipowners bemoan collapse of indigenous shipping firms

by Sulaimon Salau

Poor fiscal policies threaten maritime sector growth

by Sulaimon Salau

Shipowners to discuss sector challenges in Lagos

by Sulaimon Salau

Nigerian vessels rot away on high sea

by Sulaimon Salau

NIMASA targets 2018 to clear off pirates in Gulf of Guinea

by Gloria Ehiaghe

Ship owners seek NIMASA’s collaboration on wreck removal

by Sulaimon Salau

Ogbeifun emerges as SOAN’s president again

by Sulaimon Salau

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