Special Report
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Admissions! Admissions! Admissions!
2025/2026 ADMISSIONS INTO FIVE PART-TIME/ONLINE PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMMES OF THE UNIVERSITY OF LAGOS Vacancies now exist for admissions into the following…
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Rollens Macfoy @60: The Story of an Inspiring Maritime Amazon
At 60, Mrs. Rollens Macfoy’s journey stands as a powerful testament to ambition, resilience, and devotion to maritime excellence. With over…
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Nigeria’s Forgotten Lagoons: The High Costs Of Marine Litter And Inaction
Despite the establishment of a Ministry of Marine and Blue Economy, maritime experts have lamented that a disturbing silence echoes…
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Tinubu’s Economic Agenda, Customs Act 2023 and the Imperative for Management Stability
On Wednesday, April 9, 2025, the Chairman, House of Representatives Committee on Customs and Excise, Hon. Leke Abejide, led his…
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How Collaboration Drives Growth In Nigeria’s Maritime Sector
The United Nations Sustainable Development Goal (UNSDG) 17, “Partnerships for the Goals,” emphasizes the importance of collaboration between stakeholders, including…
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What ICTN means for Nigerian seaports: 7 key perspectives
When Nigerian port stakeholders converged for a passionate discourse on the planned implementation of the International Cargo Tracking Note (ICTN)…
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High Chief Peter Obi @70: Mukaila Celebrates Veteran Freight Forwarder
Some seventy years ago in Ejighinandu kindred of Awka Etiti Ancient Kingdom, a unique personality ‘High Chief Peter Oge Obi’…
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Unseen Strengths: Inspiring Lives Of PWDs In Kano
By Iliyasu Swachet Ishaku In the bustling city of Kano, where vibrant culture intertwines with centuries-old traditions, lives a community…
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Breaking Barriers: UNILAG Mass Communication’s Winning Model for PWD Inclusion
By Blessed Onwuka The University of Lagos (UNILAG) Mass Communication Department stands out as a beacon of inclusivity, showcasing how…
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Nigeria @64: A Tale of Lost Opportunities, Collapse of Indigenous Shipping
By Dr. Bolaji Akinola As Nigeria marks 64 years of independence, one of the most glaring failures of its post-colonial…
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