Maritime Reporters’ Association of Nigeria
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Maritime
Nigerian Port Stakeholders To Demystify ICTN: What’s What?
The proposed implementation of International Cargo Tracking Note (ICTN) has been greeted with as much goodwill as criticisms at Nigerian…
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MARAN Reschedules Maritime Security Annual Lecture For November 29th
The Maritime Reporters Association of Nigeria, MARAN has announced a shift in the date of its inaugural Maran Annual Maritime…
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N180bn Customs Boats Rotting Away At Lagos Marina – MARAN laments
Maritime Reporters’ Association of Nigeria (MARAN) has condemned the abandonment of anti-smuggling security patrol boats worth over N180billion since 2015.…
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MARAN Calls For Appointment Of Maritime Professional As Transport Minister
As part of efforts to ensure Nigeria gainfully harnesses its maritime sector worth over $9trillion, the Maritime Reporters’ Association of…
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NPA: Rising to the Challenge of Infrastructure Development
Are the nation’s seaports, particularly the Tin Can Island Port (TCIP) Apapa-Lagos, in dire need of infrastructure development and allied…
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Nigeria Needs Adequate Port Infrastructure For Regional Maritime Hub – NSC
Nigeria’s chances of becoming a maritime hub in the West and Central Africa will be determined by the provision of…
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How Leadership Flaws, Politicians Aggravate Nigerian Ports Woes – Experts
Tinubu should appoint technocrats as Maritime CEOs Nigerian maritime experts have attributed the nation’s deteriorating port infrastructure and other misconducts…
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Tin Can Collapsing Quay Aprons Top NPA’s Infrastructural Renewal Agenda
The collapsing quay aprons and huge gullies at Tin Can Island Port (TCIP) are prioritized at the top items on…
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Stakeholders To Address Port Infrastructure Deficits At MARAN Summit
Maritime experts and port industry stakeholders are set to brainstorm on solutions to the deplorable state of port infrastructure in…
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NPA Truck Call-Up System ‘ETO’ Has Been Ineffective – Customs
Why KLT operates at less than 10% capacity – Bomodi Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) Electronic Truck Call-Up System ‘ETO’ has…
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