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Nigerian Shippers Council to digitalise Shipping Operations- Bello

Maritime

Nigerian Shippers Council to digitalise Shipping Operations- Bello

Editor - September 4, 2020 0

Nigeria losing $1.9bn annually to foreign ship owners- NSC

Maritime

Maersk suspends shipping surcharge after stakeholders protest

Transportday - September 1, 2020 0

Diversified transportation would reduce port gridlock- NSC

Maritime

Shippers’ Council urge FG, stakeholders to adopt UNCTAD

Transportday - August 27, 2020 0

African Shippers' Council calls for suspension of surcharges

News

African Shippers’ Council calls for suspension of surcharges

Transportday - August 23, 2020 0

Importers criticise new surcharges on Nigerian cargo

Maritime

Importers criticise new surcharge on Nigerian cargo

Manager - August 19, 2020 0

Court convicts three pirates accused of hijacking a vessel

Maritime

Federal High Court denies suspected pirates bail

Manager - July 29, 2020 0

Shippers Council, NAICOM collaborate over Insurance Cover, Risk Management

Maritime

Shippers Council, NAICOM collaborate over Insurance Cover, Risk Management

Editor - July 22, 2020 0

Reps criticise VIPs who flout COVID-19 airport guidelines

Maritime

Reps probes N5.8bn abandoned Baro Port

Manager - July 15, 2020 0

NIMASA director sentenced to seven years imprisonment over fraud

Maritime

Ex-NIMASA director sentenced to seven years imprisonment over fraud

Manager - July 15, 2020 0

Joint border team arrested over 1,400 illegal migrants- Customs

News

‘Customs Boss indifference to Maritime Stakeholders Meeting disturbing’

Editor - July 13, 2020 0

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