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Maritime
NASS Lauds NIMASA’s 2020 Budget Performance
The House of Representatives Committee on Maritime Safety, Education and Administration has given a thumps up to the budget implementation status of the Nigerian
Jamoh, Bello, Moghalu, Others Condemn Attack On NPA Headquarters
Heads of maritime agencies have expressed shock at the attack and level of destruction that took place at the corporate headquarters of the Nigerian
Heads Of Maritime Agencies Visit NPA, Pledge Support For Hadiza
As a way of sympathizing with the Management of the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) over the burning down of a section of its Corporate
#ENDSARS: NPA Management Makes Official Statement 2 Weeks After Offices Were Burnt
Two weeks after its Tincan Island office in Apapa and its headquarters in Marina were burnt and properties worth million were destroyed by the
NSC Seeks Waiver Of Demurrage Incurred During ENDSARS Protest
Activities at Apapa, the port city of Lagos are gradually returning to normal as Lagos State government has eased the curfew by pronouncing that
FOMI HonoursTumaka, Jibola, Aniebonam, Obiageli Others With National Awards
A public relations expert, motivational speaker and immediate past Director of Special Duties and External Relations in the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency
FOMI Condemns Attack On ANLCA Secretariat, Wants Perpetrators Punished
The Face Of Maritime International (FOMI) has condemned in strongest terms the Tuesday morning attack on the National Secretariat (Dikko Inde House) of the
IMO’s Global Action To Protect Marine Biodiversity
IMO plays a critical role in global efforts to protect biodiversity in and around the world’s oceans. A video launched during the United Nations Summit on Biodiversity (30 September)
NIMASA Issues Ultimatum For Cabotage Registration
*** Set To Ban IOCs from Engaging Unregistered Vessels The Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) has issued a three-month ultimatum to companies