The poor performance of the Nigerian economy may not be unconnected with the poor transport structure, which poses challenges to businesses and distribution of goods and services.

Nigerian seaports currently flaunt about $15 billion-worth facilities that have aided the inflow and outflow of about 85 per cent of goods and services into the country. The Managing Director, Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA), Hadiza Bala Usman, disclosed this at the presentation of a book: “Footprints of President Muhammadu Buhari in the Maritime Sector,” written…

Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) has begun clampdown on foreign vessels that fail to comply with the provisions of the Cabotage...

The Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA), has undertaken surveillance training for some security agencies to jointly rid the waters of criminality.

As Nigeria looks forward to a more robust maritime sector performance this year, facts have emerged that the seaborne trade for the year 2018 stood at N33.2 billion ($92 million).

The Nigerian Shippers Council (NSC) has given an insight into why it introduced registration fee at the ports. The ports economic regulator said...

The Nigerian Customs Service (NCS) cumbersome documentation process may have delayed about 25 vessels currently stuck on the Lagos high sea, laden with petroleum products, and other goods waiting to berth and discharge the products for domestic consumption.

Nigeria’s maritime sector is projected to spend about N939.5 billion ($2.588 billion) on vessels financing in the next four years, going by the new forecast released by the Nigerian Maritime Administration....

The failure of many maritime bills to scale through the hurdles of presidential assent portends grave set back to the maritime sector’s development agenda.

A Coalition of United Political Parties (CUPP) and the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) have raised the alarm about plot to distabilise the leadership of the National Assembly tomorrow.

In the last 45 years, oil producing companies have used the 200km-long Trans Forcados Pipeline in transporting crude oil to the Forcados Oil Terminal.

For the second year running, Charkin Offshore Training and Safety Centre, Port Harcourt, Rivers State, has won the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) recognition award.