ShareFollowing increasing cost of operations and move to align with service providers across sectors of the economy, shipping agencies and port concessionaires are mounting pressure to raise their ...
In response, NPA Managing Director Dr Abubakar Dantsoho urged CRFFN to embrace technological innovations in the maritime ...
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The Punch on MSNPort monopoly: A threat to Nigeria’s economic growthNigeria’s economy is paying a heavy price for its inefficient port operations. With the Lagos port handling over 80 per cent of imports, congestion and bureaucratic inefficiencies are stifling trade ...
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The Punch on MSNShippers council seeks collaboration to sanitise maritime sectorThe Executive Secretary and Chief Executive Officer of the Nigerian Shippers’ Council, Dr. Pius Akutah, has stressed the need for a collective effort to sanitise Nigeria’s maritime sector, ...
and the Prince Rupert Port Authority develop the Indigenous-led South Kaien Import Logistics Park, in British Columbia. Aerial photo of the South Kaien land undergoing site preparation work to ...
PRINCE RUPERT, BC, Jan. 30, 2025 /CNW/ - The Canada Infrastructure Bank (CIB) reached financial close on a $60.7 million loan to help the Metlakatla Development Corporation (MDC) and the Prince Rupert ...
The Executive Secretary and Chief Executive Officer of the Nigerian Shippers Council, Dr. Pius Akutah, has stated that the two of seven per cent port development levy, which comes to the NSC at ...
The Nigeria Ports Authority (NPA) stands as a very strong pillar of Nigeria’s economy, facilitating international trade, enhancing maritime activities, and boosting revenue generation.
The Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) has announced the enforcement of automated verification for truck entry into ports, eliminating manual checks to curb identity fraud and improve efficiency.
File photo of containers seen in a port. The Minister of Marine and Blue Economy, Gboyega Oyetola has announced that the Federal Government’s plan to implement the National Single Window (NSW ...
The organization highlighted issues from the 2021 audit of the Nigerian Government. A total of N2.9 trillion was unaccounted for due to unrecovered outstanding revenue/debts. According to the ...
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