Asiru-Balogun Kikelomo – Miss WISTA (Women International Shipping And Trading Association) maintains her top position by extending her lead to week 4 in the
Month: October 2017
‘Blue Economy Is World’s Fastest Growing Sector’ – Peterside
…Charges Nigerian Investors to Take Opportunity. The Director General of the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) Dr.Dakuku Peterside has charged Nigerians to
Regional Collaboration: Nigeria-Ghana Sign MOU On Maritime Operations
In line with its vision to enhance regional integration to develop capacity, the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency, NIMASA, has signed a
Hadiza Charges Maritime Women On Effective Performance
The Managing Director of Nigerian Ports Authority, Hadiza Bala Usman has yet again charged women professionals in the Maritime sub-sector to invest more in
NPA Insists It Has Constitutional Backing For Terminating Intels’ Contract
The Nigerian Ports Authority has maintained that it acted in accordance withe constitution by terminating its boat pilotage monitoring and supervision agreement with Intels
5th WILAT Conference In Photos
Recently, the Women In Logistics and Transport (WILAT) held its 5th Annual Conference in Lagos. Platform Reporters got you covered with the event photos.
Goje, NPA Image Maker Resumes At Headquarters
The new General Manager, Corporate and Strategic Communications Division of the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA), Alhaji Aliyu Abdullahi Goje has assumed duties at the
NLNG TAX HOLIDAY: NIMASA Vows To Appeal Court Ruling
The Director General of Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) Dr Dakuku Peterside has expressed the Agency’s dissatisfaction with the judgment of the
Asiru-Balogun Kikelomo Leads FOMI Week 3 Voting Campaign
Becomes First To Qualify For FOMI Adventure Camping. Asiru-Balogun Kikelomo – Miss WISTA (Women International Shipping And Trading Association) has taken a clear lead
Eniola Sekoni Tops FOMI Votes In Week 2
Eniola Sekoni – Miss MAAN (Maritime Arbitrators Association of Nigeria) has taken the lead in week 2 of the ongoing FOMI voting process. Eniola,