Maritime
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CVFF: Shipowners Struggle To Meet Banks’ Credit, Cargo Requirements
Nigerian shipowners seeking to access the Federal Government’s $700 million Cabotage Vessel Financing Fund (CVFF) are facing significant hurdles at…
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MAMAL 2026: Anishere, Ani Seek Stronger Maritime Media, Women’s Leadership
President of the Maritime Arbitrators Association of Nigeria (MAAN), Chief Jean Chiazor Anishere, SAN, and President of the Women’s International…
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MAAN Soirée: Experts Link Maritime Arbitration To Port Growth
Maritime arbitration can play a critical role in strengthening port efficiency, investor confidence and economic growth by providing a specialised…
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NPCC, Stakeholders To Tackle Trade Facilitation, Port Competitiveness
The Nigerian Ports Consultative Council (NPCC) and key maritime industry stakeholders are set to examine how improved trade facilitation, efficient…
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Egesi Turns 80, Says Faith and God’s Grace Sustained His Journey
A former Director General of National Maritime Authority (NMA), now Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA), Mr. John-Maria Chibuninem…
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Oyetola Courts Danish Capital For Nigeria’s Blue Economy
Nigeria is stepping up efforts to attract Danish capital, technology and expertise into its marine and blue economy as the…
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Nigeria’s Port Competitiveness Hinges on End-to-End Modernisation – Stakeholders
Nigeria can only emerge as the leading maritime and trade gateway in West and Central Africa if it modernises its…
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LASWA Honours Two Retirees After 35 Years Of Service
The Lagos State Waterways Authority (LASWA) has honoured two of its veteran marine professionals, Prince Gbadamosi Hakeem and Captain Shakirudeen…
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LIMWEEK 2026: NUPRC Links Offshore Growth To Maritime Expansion
Nigeria must convert its vast offshore oil and gas assets into broader maritime investment, jobs, industrial capacity and sustainable blue-economy…
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Nigeria’s Port Dominance Threatened By Cotonou, Lomé Ports – Experts
Nigeria’s massive cargo base may no longer be enough to guarantee its dominance in West Africa’s maritime trade as policy…
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