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Ways Shippers’ Council Is Curbing Spread of COVID-19 at Ports, Developing Economy
SPECIAL REPORT The Nigerian Shippers’ Council (NSC) has tremendously utilized its capacity and technical knowhow, through the discharge of its functions, to check the spread of the dreaded COVID 19 and contribute to the development of the Seaports, Maritime Sector and the Nigeria’s economy, according to SHOLA FADEYI in this…
FEATURE SORY Alhaji Usman Bello, the Kanwa Katsina, during the Grand Durbar organised for him to mark its...
FEATURE By Vincent Oyefeso Mr John Asien, DG, NCC As the Federal regulatory and enforcement agency charged...
… as It Says Economy Will Contract by 3.4 % Due to the adverse implications of the COVID-19 pandemic...
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has warned that populations of the world would need to learn to live with...
Executive Interview Honourable Tony Iju Nwabunike is a man of many parts.Apart from being a renowned customs broker, he’s...
The Presidential Task Force on COVID- 19, yesterday submitted an update on the developments around the pandemic, to President...
Survival of Maritime National Carrier
Editorial Jul 6, 2016
The Federal Government through the Transportation Ministry is again set to establish another National Carrier 21 years after the...
Drop In Oil Prices: NEITI Warns FG, States , LGs
Energy May 12, 2019
The Nigeria Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative,( NEITI) has cautioned the three tiers of government on the need to exercise...
Marine Beach Bridge , Lagos Marine Beach Bridge by Total Gas, inwards Apapa would be closed for five months,...
Pa McBernard Abiodun Adewole a former banker with the First Bank of Nigeria celebrated his 70th Birthday at his...
Singaporean Cargo Vessel Loses 40 Containers in Rough Seas Hot
Foreign May 25, 2020
A massive Singaporean cargo ship has lost about 40 containers, with others hanging precariously over her side, due to...
