The Senate passed the revised Nigerian Port Economic Regulatory Agency bill to address port inefficiencies, reduce charges, and improve cargo movement. A new report reveals Nigerian ports have 475% dwell times.
APM Terminals Apapa integrates Nigeria Customs Service operations into its facility, aiming to improve cargo handling, accelerate clearance, and reduce port congestion.
Maritime stakeholders warn that lack of coordinated investments in infrastructure and power could hinder Nigeria's smart port transition, affecting global trade competitiveness.
The Federal Ministry of Marine and Blue Economy plans to approve a digital pricing framework for freight forwarding services to ensure transparency and global best practice.
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Nigeria is pursuing blue finance partnerships at the Our Ocean Conference in Mombasa, aiming to mobilize resources for sustainable blue economy projects across Africa.
Freight forwarders condemn Grimaldi Group's sale of empty containers in USD, calling it a threat to Nigeria's economic stability and the Naira.
Governor Oborevwori integrates electricity reforms with blue economy investments to transform Delta State into an industrial and maritime hub.
Darlington Ofor highlights how logistics and infrastructure deficits hinder Nigeria's economic diversification and growth, urging stronger public-private collaboration.
Darlington Nnabugo Ofor highlights logistics as a critical pillar for Nigeria's economic growth, citing infrastructure gaps and supply chain inefficiencies that constrain productivity across industries.
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Lagos Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu and NDLEA Chairman Mohammed Marwa have raised alarm over rising criminal networks exploiting technology and regulatory gaps in Nigeria's maritime space.
Lagos Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu and NDLEA Chairman Marwa warn against increasing maritime security threats, calling for collaboration to protect Nigeria's blue economy.
A presidential advisory paper by SEREC highlights that Nigeria loses nearly N8 trillion yearly due to maritime inefficiencies, misaligned policies, and weak execution, threatening economic growth and regional competitiveness under AfCFTA.
The Shipping Association of Nigeria has raised concerns with the National Assembly about operational inefficiencies, inadequate tugboats, double billing, and security lapses at ports, impacting costs and competitiveness.
Key stakeholders will gather in Rivers State to deliberate on aligning Special Economic Zones with Nigeria's blue economy agenda to drive sustainable growth and achieve a $1 trillion target by 2030.
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The chairman of Bras Marine criticizes Nigeria's high import duties on boats, arguing they push buyers to used vessels and hinder growth in water transportation.
The SEA Empowerment and Research Center advocates for recalibrating Nigeria's National Single Window implementation to reduce disruptions and enhance trade operations.
The House of Representatives Committee on Shipping Services has directed the Nigerian Shippers’ Council, Nigerian Ports Authority, and Nigeria Customs Service to address tariff hike crises in port services and conclude within three weeks.
The Nigerian Navy has intercepted three suspected stowaways aboard the merchant vessel MSC STELLA off Lagos. The operation demonstrates the Navy's commitment to maritime security and search and rescue missions.
Armed sea pirates have abducted at least 20 passengers, including UTME candidates, from a ferry traveling between Calabar and Oron. The incident highlights growing security concerns on Nigeria's waterways.
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The Nigerian Ports Authority and APM Terminals Apapa have initiated drug and alcohol testing for external truck drivers to enhance safety and risk management at the port, with three drivers found under the influence in recent screenings.
A SEREC report reveals systemic inefficiencies, cartels, and maritime exploitation cost Nigeria over $10 billion annually, urging reforms to curb resource leakages and trade distortions.
The Nigerian Ports Authority and APM Terminals Apapa have initiated mandatory drug and alcohol screening for external truck drivers at Lagos port to enhance safety and reduce substance abuse risks.
The Nigerian Navy has dismantled illegal refining and crude oil storage facilities worth over N600 million in Rivers, Bayelsa, and Delta states, seizing large quantities of stolen crude and illegally refined products.
The National Single Window rollout at Nigerian seaports faces integration glitches, causing cargo delays and rising costs. Stakeholders call for suspension and phased implementation to prevent economic harm.
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The Nigerian Shippers' Council emphasizes collaboration with port operators like CMA CGM and APMT to enhance efficiency, support a $1 trillion economy, and expedite power sector equipment clearance.
Cross River State intensifies efforts for the Bakassi Deep Seaport project, convening a high-level stakeholder forum to mobilize support and chart an implementation roadmap, aiming to transform the state into a major trade hub.
Minister Adegboyega Oyetola commissions the NIMASA-funded Institute of Maritime Studies at UNILAG, emphasizing human capital development for Nigeria's blue economy growth.
Nigeria's Federal Government has launched Blue Economy Television (BETV), Africa's first channel focused exclusively on maritime and blue economy sectors, aiming to drive awareness and economic growth.
NPA Managing Director Dr. Abubakar Dantsoho highlights reforms to increase Nigeria's cargo traffic share from 25% to match its 60% West African GDP dominance, aiming for maritime hub status.
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The Nigerian Shippers Council urges policy adjustments and private investments to enhance port efficiency, prevent cargo diversion, and position Nigeria as a West African transshipment hub.
