• Integrated Transportation imperative to maritime growth

    Integrated transportation plays a crucial role in driving the growth of the maritime industry by enhancing efficiency, connectivity, and overall supply chain performance. Maritime transport, responsible for moving about 80% of global trade by volume, depends heavily on smooth connections to other modes of transportation, such as rail, road, and air, to ensure goods reach… Continue reading

  • Managing Complexities of Ministry of Marine and Blue economy. Nigeria as Case study.

    Managing the complexities of the blue economy, especially under a new ministry, requires strategic planning and coordination across sectors like sea transportation, natural resources, and tourism. In the context of Nigeria, which boasts a vast coastline along the Atlantic Ocean, the blue economy holds significant potential for economic growth. However, balancing the interests of sea… Continue reading

  • Deep Sea Ports and Economic Implications…Nigeria

    Nigeria’s coastline, stretching over 850 kilometers, offers significant potential for maritime activities and economic development, particularly through the establishment of deep-sea ports. With the Lekki deep-sea port already operational and additional proposals for two or three more ports, the economic implications can be substantial, especially if these ports achieve effective capacity utilization. Here are some… Continue reading

  • Maritime Single Window

    The Nigeria Ports Authority (NPA) promoting a national single window on the global shipping stage brings several imperatives and benefits, particularly for international trade and maritime operations. Here’s a breakdown: Imperatives 1. Trade Facilitation: A national single window allows for seamless integration of all trade-related processes, including customs clearance, shipping documentation, and regulatory approvals. This… Continue reading

  • Need for a Coast Guard

    Is there a need to establish a Nigerian Coast Guard given the general security concerns prevalent across the Gulf of Guinea Yes, there is a strong case for establishing a Nigerian Coast Guard given the significant security challenges in the Gulf of Guinea, which is one of the most dangerous maritime zones in the world.… Continue reading

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  • Shortage of seafarers in Nigeria imminent —Expert – Vanguard News

    https://www.vanguardngr.com/2024/09/shortage-of-seafarers-in-nigeria-imminent-expert/ Continue reading

  • Economic Stabilization

    https://www.vanguardngr.com/2024/09/economic-stabilization-bill-to-strengthen-naira-against-dollar-presidency/ Continue reading

  • FG endorses Bakassi Deep Sea Port

    https://businessday.ng/maritime/article/fg-endorses-3-5bn-bakassi-deep-seaport/https://businessday.ng/maritime/article/fg-endorses-3-5bn-bakassi-deep-seaport/ Continue reading

  • Things to know about New NPA…. 10 Things to Know About the New NPA MD, Abubakar Dantsoho (Ph.D) 1. Early Life and Education: Born in Jalingo, Taraba State, Abubakar Dantsoho served his National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) at the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) in 1992 2. Professional Experience: With over 25 years in Maritime Technology,… Continue reading

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