The Federal Government, through NIWA, has trained 75 boat drivers from Lagos, Ogun, and Ondo states in navigation and safety to curb accidents. This initiative aims to boost professionalism on Nigeria's inland waterways.
APM Terminals and Barging Marine Solutions sign exclusive lease to expand Apapa port services, aiming to ease congestion and boost trade capacity. Read the full story.
The Ministry of Marine and Blue Economy is negotiating with banks to provide affordable loans for fishermen. This aims to boost local fish production, fight illegal fishing, and create jobs. #Nigeria #Fisheries
Ondo State secures revalidated licence for its deep-sea port, a major hub set to serve Nigeria and West Africa with 18-metre depth for large vessels. Read more.
Minister Oyetola reveals Nigeria's local fish output increased to 1.4 million metric tonnes in 2025, a key step for food security and reducing imports. Discover the government's strategy for growth.
Paul Doyle sentenced to 21.5 years for driving into a Liverpool FC trophy parade crowd, injuring 134. Read the shocking details of the May 26 attack.
China pledges technical support for Nigeria's port automation, offering expertise from 52 automated ports. Partnership includes maritime training and digital infrastructure development.
Marine FC legend Roly Howard, Guinness World Record holder as football's longest-serving manager, passes away at 90. Tributes pour in from Jamie Carragher and football community worldwide.
NIMENA chair Dr Eferebo Sylvanus reveals Nigeria loses billions annually to foreign marine expertise. Calls for indigenous classification body and technical sovereignty in maritime sector.
Explore the Nigerian Navy's evolution from colonial origins to Africa's largest maritime force. Discover its 7 key historical milestones and operational commands safeguarding Nigeria's waters.
President Tinubu reassigns two key ministers following Donald Trump's controversial invasion threats against Nigeria, signaling strategic diplomatic maneuvering.
Historic initiative connects African and Caribbean nations to unlock $1.5 trillion blue economy potential through sustainable ocean investment and climate-resilient projects.
Federal government rallies marine engineers to harness Nigeria's vast ocean resources through sustainable practices and technological innovation for economic growth.