Mrs. Jean Chiazor-Anishere – Maritime First Newspaper

AMAE’s Artistic Rendition Exposes the Beautiful, Ugly sides of Nigeria’s Maritime Industry

Art as a beautiful way of creating awareness has been used to showcase both the beautiful and ugly sides of Nigeria’s maritime industry. This artistic impression...

WIMAFRICA Continental President calls for fair future for Seafarers, Worldwide

Maritime3 years ago

WIMAFRICA Continental President calls for fair future for Seafarers, Worldwide

The Continental President, Women in Shipping Africa (WIMAFRICA) Mrs Jean Chiazor Anishere, (SAN) has urged maritime nations to appreciate the significant role seafarers play in the...

Maritime6 years ago

Maritime lawyer urges FG to implement Cabotage law

A Maritime lawyer, Mrs Jean Chiazor-Anishere, has urged the Federal Government to implement the Cabotage Act 2003 to enable Nigeria achieve the status of maritime hub...

Maritime6 years ago

FG loses $300m annually to offshore vessel berthing, says ex-NIMASA DG

The President, African Shipowners Association and former Director- General, Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA), Mr Temisan Omatseye has observed that Nigeria is losing about...

Maritime7 years ago

Work Harder, Give Nigerian Women Voice, Hadiza Tells NAWOJ

As WIMAFRICA solicits for Hadiza’s support The Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) Managing Director, Ms Hadiza Bala Usman on Wednesday counselled the National Association of Women Journalists (NAWOJ) to...

Maritime7 years ago

Stakeholders in maritime sector hail Appeal Court judgment on ex-NIMASA D-G

As S’Court declines to sack Gov Ikpeazu over alleged tax fraud Some stakeholders in the maritime sector, have hailed the Appeal Court judgement which set aside the...

Archives8 years ago

Ofianyi Chambers sets for public presentation of “Admiralty Law Reports of Nigeria”

Archives9 years ago

Group To Establish Maritime Women Federation

African women in the maritime profession have rose from a two-day conference in Luanda, Angola and resolved to establish a Continental Maritime Women Federation (CMWF). This...

Archives10 years ago

Nigerian ports have attained international standard —WISTA

The Women’s International Shipping and Trading Association (WISTA), Nigeria has said that Nigerian seaports have attained international standard in terms of infrastructure. The President of the...