Maritime
Nigeria launches first-ever blue economy TV to unlock ocean opportunities
L-R: Founder,Blue Economy Academy, Ubong Essien;General Manager, Lagos State Waterways Authority, Emmanuel Oluwadamilola, and Publisher, JournalNg, Ismail Aniemu, at the launching of the Blue Economy TV in Lagos. Stanley Ihedigbo Nigeria has taken a bold step toward harnessing its vast marine resources with the launch of Blue Economy TV (BETV)…
Read More »Export growth drives Nigeria’s trade expansion, NPA 2025 report reveals
L-R: Minister of Marine Blue Economy, Adegboyega Oyetola; Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer, Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA), Dr Abubakar Dantsoho, when the NPA boss visited the office of the Minister in Abuja…recently Stanley Ihedigbo Nigeria’s maritime sector recorded a significant surge in activity in 2025, with increased cargo throughput, rising container…
Read More »MOWCA SG Adalikwu secures second term, promises maritime growth across Africa
Stanley Ihedigbo Secretary General of the Maritime Organisation of West and Central Africa (MOWCA), Dr. Paul Adalikwu, has secured a second term, continuing his leadership of the 25-member regional body for another four years, reaffirming confidence in his vision and stewardship of West and Central Africa’s maritime sector. Adalikwu’s re-election,…
Read More »Dangote Refinery positions for bigger role in global shipping, trade
L-R: Group Chief Brand and Communications Officer, Dangote Industries Limited, Anthony Chiejina; Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer, Dangote Petroleum Refinery & Petrochemicals (DPRP), David Bird, and Head of Administration, DPRP, Musa Bala, during a press conference at the refinery in Ibeju Lekki, Lagos, on Tuesday Stanley Ihedigbo Chief Executive…
Read More »Customs, Oyo Religious Leadership strengthen ties as Grand Chief Imam visits DC Adewole
Michael Olumide Grand Chief Imam of Oyo Land, Sheikh Al-Imam Barrister Bilal Husayn Akinola Akeugberu, seeks a partnership with the Zonal Deputy Comptroller of Customs, DC Wale Moses Adewole, in a move aimed at strengthening collaboration between religious leadership and the Nigeria Customs Service. Grand Chief Imam visited the customs…
Read More »Maritime operators hail Single Window Project as game-changer for cargo clearance
Stanley Ihedigbo Licensed customs agents and freight forwarders under the Association of Nigerian Licensed Customs Agents and the National Association of Government-Approved Freight Forwarders have thrown their weight behind the Federal Government’s National Single Window (NSW) Project, describing it as a long-awaited relief for operators in the maritime and trade…
Read More »Expired NJIC exposes seafarers to risks, NIMASA, MWUN raise alarm
Stanley Ihedigbo Nigeria Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) and the Maritime Workers’ Union of Nigeria (MWUN) have jointly called for the urgent review of the National Joint Industrial Council (NJIC) agreement for seafarers, stressing that the current situation has exposed maritime workers to poor working conditions and unfair labour…
Read More »Customs Tincan Command records ₦1.6trn revenue, rewards outstanding officers
In a significant boost to national coffers, the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) Tincan Island Port Command, Apapa, generated ₦1,609,874,328,972.55 in revenue for the 2025 fiscal year, setting a new benchmark in the Command’s history. The Comptroller of the Command, Comptroller Frank Onyeka, disclosed this during an award ceremony to recognise…
Read More »MWUN loses former Vice President-General, Comrade Chris Idagbonre
Stanley Ihedigbo Maritime Workers’ Union of Nigeria (MWUN) has announced, with deep sorrow, the passing of Comrade Chris Eromosele Idagbonre, a former Vice President-General (VPG) of the Union, who died after a brief illness. Comrade Idagbonre, a seasoned trade unionist and respected labour leader, served the Maritime Workers’ Union of…
Read More »Equatorial Guinea reiterates commitment to regional maritime cooperation under MOWCA
Stanley Ihedigbo In a show of continued regional cooperation, the Government of Equatorial Guinea has restated its support for the Maritime Organisation of West and Central Africa (MOWCA), pledging to aid the organisation’s efforts in advancing a sustainable blue economy across the continent. The country’s Minister of Transport, Telecommunications and…
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