Category : Maritime


NSC Pegs Tariff Adjustment at 10-20% for Maritime Operators

The Nigerian Shippers' Council has approved a tariff adjustment of 10-20% for terminal operators and shipping companies, citing legal mandates and economic considerations to balance operational costs with national trade competitiveness.

Shippers' Council, NRS Urge Demurrage Waivers for Importers

The Nigerian Shippers' Council and Nigeria Revenue Service have called on shipping companies and terminal operators to grant waivers on demurrage charges for importers affected by delays from the National Single Window implementation at seaports.

Maritime Institute Unveils Blue Economy Executive Programme

The International Maritime Institute of Nigeria has announced a three-day executive programme to enhance capacity and policy understanding for a sustainable and competitive blue economy, featuring expert facilitators and key stakeholders.

Eno Gets Ibom Deep Seaport Report, Pledges Project Push

Governor Umo Eno has received the feasibility report for the Ibom Deep Seaport, reaffirming his administration's commitment to moving the project toward implementation. The report outlines a PPP framework and plans for a regional transhipment hub.

First Ships Pass Through Strait of Hormuz After Ceasefire

Two commercial vessels have navigated the Strait of Hormuz after Iran reopened the critical waterway as part of a temporary two-week ceasefire with the United States, marking the first maritime movements following months of severe restrictions.

Nigerian Navy Seeks Partnerships for Indigenous Shipbuilding

The Nigerian Navy has expressed readiness to partner with organizations to enhance indigenous shipbuilding capacity and maritime security operations. Chief of Naval Staff Rear Admiral Idi Abbas emphasized technology transfer during a meeting with ASELSAN

ICTN Procurement Starts After Presidential Nod

The Federal Government has begun implementing the International Cargo Tracking Note following presidential approval, aiming for rollout by 2026 to enhance maritime security and trade transparency.

69 Nigerian Barge Firms Liquidate, N211.9bn Lost

High charges, foreign dominance, and regulatory bottlenecks have forced 69 indigenous barge operators into liquidation, wiping out over N211.9 billion in investments. Only 14 of 83 registered firms remain active.

Nigerian Navy Rescues Kidnapped Victim in Bonny

The Nigerian Navy has successfully rescued Mr Benedict Eze, a kidnapped victim, in Bonny LGA, Rivers State, following sustained intelligence-led operations by Forward Operating Base BONNY personnel.

New National Shipping Line to Launch Soon, Says FG

The Federal Government announces progress on refloating a national shipping carrier, with international partners like AD Ports Group and DP World involved, to boost Nigeria's maritime industry and create jobs.

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