Business & Maritime West Africa
Revenue Performance: Why NPA Should Call a Spade a Spade
The Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) said it generated a total revenue of N172.3 billion from its operations in the first half of 2022 and...
Nigerian Navy and That Botched Heroic Crude Oil Theft
On August 7, 2022, MT Heroic Idun, a VLCC (Very Larger Crude Carrier), sailed into Nigerian waters and boldly headed straight to Akpo Field...
Marine Bridge, Apapa: One Closure Too Many
The Lagos State government recently announced that a section of Marine Bridge in Apapa, Lagos, would be closed for four months for yet another...
NIMASA: The Hallmark of Corporate Social Responsibility
The Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) has, in recent time, distinguished itself as a government agency that feels for the wellbeing of...
Crude Oil Theft and Nigeria’s Latest Hollow Outburst
Recently, the federal government sang the usual refrain of going tough on crude oil thieves in the nation’s oil and gas sector, just as...
‘Our Drydock Project Can Handle Eight Vessels Simultaneously’
As part of activities lined up to celebrate Nigeria’s unique industry personality who deserves to be specially honoured as he clocks 70, Business &...
NDPC Sets to Resume Oil Exploration in OginiLand – MD
The Nigerian Petroleum Development Company (NPDC) Limited, a subsidiary of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), on Monday said it was ready to start...
Between Zamfara’s Gold And Niger Delta’s Crude Oil
Although illegal mining of gold and other precious metals as well as solid minerals had been going on in the northern part of Nigeria...
Private Sector Engine For A Strong Maritime Industry – Ladol MD
For Nigeria to achieve a maritime sector of her dream, many people insist, the way to go is to create a separate ministry for...
National Economic Council and burden of boosting economic growth
In recognition of the importance of economic growth to the advancement and stability of a nation, the 1999 Constitution, as amended, established the National...
