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Eid-el Kabir: Maritime Operators swoop on Ibadan

The ancient city of Ibadan, South west Nigeria woke up on Sunday, to receive several maritime operators, who came from Abuja, Lagos and Port Harcourt to...

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MRS Oil: Low profit margin prolonging recovery

MRS Oil is expected to make further progress this year towards returning to its previous profit highs but low profit margin is prolonging the recovery journey....

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Weekend Ginger: NIMASA… a bull in China shop?

…Hold NISA accountable too! Powerful, pampered, but with a vision for the pursuit of secondary and tertiary objectives, the Nigeria Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA)...

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FOU Owerri impound N9m hemp in luxury bus

Cost of drugs, particularly cannabis sativa also known as ‘Indian hemp’ may soon rise in the Eastern part of the country, as Federal Operation Unit Zone...

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Nigeria loses N78bn to crude, petroleum products theft in one year

Nigeria lost N77.87 billion worth of crude oil and other petroleum products in 2013, the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, has revealed. The NNPC, in its...

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Waiver maladministration may boost unemployment- Labinjo

Seasoned shipping guru, Capt. Dada Labinjo on Wednesday highlighted that the country may not adequately harness her democratization dividends, until the authorities ensure that Nigerian Indigenous...

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FG appoints Cotecna, two others to carry out pre-shipment inspection of ‘Tokunbo’ vehicles

The Federal Government on Tuesday said it would begin a new pre-shipment verification of conformity to standards on used vehicles coming into the country. The Director-General,...

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Ghana to export electricity to Nigeria

Ghana is planning to export thousands of megawatts of electricity to Nigeria, Ivory Coast and other neighbouring countries that have power deficit. The Ghanaian President, Mr....

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Tread softly on PAAR, ANLCA leaders counsel Customs brokers

The leadership of the Association of Nigerian Licensed Customs Agents (ANLCA) would leave no stones unturned, in its collaboration with the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) in...

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‘Nigeria is world’s highest spender on seafarer training’

Director General of the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA), Mr. Patrick Akpobolokemi, said over the weekend that no country of the world spends as...

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Eid-el Kabir: Maritime Operators swoop on Ibadan

MRS Oil: Low profit margin prolonging recovery

Weekend Ginger: NIMASA… a bull in China shop?

FOU Owerri impound N9m hemp in luxury bus

Nigeria loses N78bn to crude, petroleum products theft in one year

Waiver maladministration may boost unemployment- Labinjo

FG appoints Cotecna, two others to carry out pre-shipment inspection of ‘Tokunbo’ vehicles

Ghana to export electricity to Nigeria

Tread softly on PAAR, ANLCA leaders counsel Customs brokers

‘Nigeria is world’s highest spender on seafarer training’

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