'Non-direct flights hindering Nigerian, Brazilian trade'.....READ MORE HERE

The President, Nigerian-Brazilian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NBCCI), Emmanuel Ibru, has decried the absence of direct flights between Nigeria and Brazil,saying it is the major hindrance to trade between both countries.

20 ships arrive Lagos ports with foods, petroleum products....READ MORE HERE

Twenty ships have arrived at Apapa and Tin-Can Island ports in Lagos waiting to discharge food items, petroleum products and other goods, the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA), has said.

3 fishermen charged with illegal dealing in petroleum products in Lagos.....READ MORE HERE

A Federal High Court in Lagos yesterday remanded three fishermen in prison custody over alleged unlawful dealing in petroleum products.

Nigerian Ports Authority's e-payment revolution....READ MORE HERE

Information and communication technologies have become as essential for modern society as electricity and water networks.
Modern everyday life would be utterly unthinkable without information and communication technologies.

My mandate is to reform, boost revenue generation, says new Customs CG....READ MORE HERE

Comptroller-General of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), Col. Hameed Ibrahim Ali (Rtd) has restated his mandate to undertake reforms and restructuring to enhance capacity of the capacity of the Service to generate more revenue.

Why we are yet to deploy new vessels to sea – Compt. Umar.....READ MORE HERE

Six months after the inspection of two sea-going vessels purchased by the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) under the immediate past Comptroller-General, Dikko Abdulahi, the vessels are yet to be deployed to the sea, Area Controller, Western Marine command, Yusuf Umar has said.

Agents task new Customs boss on review of employment, promotion....READ MORE HERE

As the new Comptroller General of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), retired Col. Hameed Ali officially took charge on Thursday, clearing agents and freight forwarders have set agenda for the former military administrator which they said if considered would boost other stakeholders and sector confidence in the NCS.

Photo: London International Shipping Week

L-R: Financial Secretary, Dele Lanisa; President, Aminu Umar and Secretary-General, Tunji Brown – all of the Nigerian Shipowners Association (NISA) – at the London International Shipping Week last week.

Nigerian ports have attained international standards, says Abdullahi......READ MORE HERE

The Managing Director of Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA), Mallam Habib Abdullahi has said that Nigerian ports are now effective and efficient in cargo handling with improved ports operations which has enhanced the contributions of maritime sector to the nation’s economy.