…As Academy builds marine exhibition centre The Alumni of Maritime Academy of Nigeria (AMANO) has commended the Academy’s efforts to enhance its profile and
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Platforms Communications Flags Off Preparations For 2021 AMSAY Conference
The Management of Platforms Communications, organisers of the Annual Maritime Students And Youth Conference (AMSAY Conference) also known as A Day With Nigeria Maritime
FOMI Visits LTT, Discusses Capacity Development For Female Seafarers
The Management and the Queens of Face Of Maritime International (FOMI) paid a working visit to the Management of LTT Coastal and Marine Services
NPA Boss Reiterates Support For CILT Youth Chapter
The Managing Director of Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA), Hadiza Bala Usman has assured the youths Chapter of the Chartered Institute Logistics and Transport (CILT)
UNIPORT Inaugurates Jamoh CELTRAS Chairman As He Pledges To Promote Maritime Education
Director-General of the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA), Dr. Bashir Jamoh, has been inaugurated as Chairman, Governing Board of the Centre for
Ganduje Shuts All Kano Schools, As Zamfara Closes 10 Over Bandits Attacks
Governor Abdullahi Ganduje of Kano State has shut all public and private schools in the state with immediate effect. This was made known to
NIMASA e-Library: Our Capacity-Building Commitment Beyond Rhetorics – Jamoh
Says Library Equipped to Bridge Industry Knowledge Gap As Nigeria moves towards greater role for maritime in the national economy, Director-General of the Nigerian
Anambra Sets Sept 7 For School Resumption
Primary and secondary schools in Anambra are to reopen on Monday, Sept.7, 2020, a statement issued by Mr Nwabueze Nwankwo, Permanent Secretary, Ministry of
Meet FOMI Reigning Queen, Melissa Uzoigwe
Meet Melissa Uzoigwe, the reigning queen, Face Of Maritime International (FOMI) 2019. Queen Melissa is an indigene of Enugu state and a graduate of Ogun
NAPPS Trains 300 Members On School Reopening Strategies After Covid-19
The National Association of Proprietors of Private Schools (NAPPS), FCT chapter, has begun capacity building for no fewer than 300 of its members following