Customs Management Engages Newly Promoted Comptrollers in 5-Day Leadership Retreat
By Babatunde Aremu
…As CGC Adeniyi Delivers Lecture on Strategic Leadership and Service Efficiency
The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) has organised a Leadership Retreat for its newly promoted Comptrollers to equip them with the necessary skills for effective service delivery.… More...
ACCOUNTABILITY: Senator kalu highlights achievements , reaffirms commitment to infrastructural development in Abia North
By Babatunde Aremu
Senator representing Abia North senatorial district, Senator Orji Uzor kalu has again presented his scorecards and updates on infrastructural developments in Abia North senatorial district.… More...
Senator Kalu Calls For Recognition Of late MKO Abiola as Past President
By Babatunde Aremu
Senator representing Abia North senatorial district, Senator Orji Uzor kalu has urged the federal Government to recognise late business mogul, MKO Abiola as a past President of Nigeria.… More...
NIMASA moves to enhance revenue Generation as C4i Grants access to Surveillance Unit
By Babatunde Aremu
In a strategic move to bolster surveillance and enhance revenue generation, the Surveillance Unit of the Shipping Development Department at the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) has been granted single-user access to the Windward tool of the C4i intelligence system.… More...
Maritime stakeholders partner LCCI on NIMAREX 2025
By Babatunde Aremu
Stakeholders in Nigeria’s maritime industry on Thursday February 20 converged at Lagos Chamber of commerce and industry to discuss and collaborate on the need to bring back the biggest maritime event in Nigeria, Nigerian Maritime Expo (NIMAREX)
The Maritime stakeholders and members of the planning committee of NIMAREX 2025 led by Former Director -General, indigenous ship owners Association of Nigeria (ISAN) , Funmi Folorunsho also include: Chairman ,Ports consultative Forum, Bolaji sunmola, Captain Ebubeogu Iheanacho, Women in Maritime, Members of the Maritime media amongst others.… More...
Maritime stakeholders partner LCCI on NIMAREX 2025
By Babatunde Aremu
Stakeholders in Nigeria’s maritime industry on Thursday February 20 converged at Lagos Chamber of commerce and industry to discuss and collaborate on the need to bring back the biggest maritime event in Nigeria, Nigerian Maritime Expo (NIMAREX)
The Maritime stakeholders and members of the planning committee of NIMAREX 2025 led by Former Chairman , indigenous ship owners Association of Nigeria (ISAN) , Funmi Folorunsho also include: Chairman ,Ports consultative Forum, Bolaji sunmola, Captain Ebubeogu Iheanacho, Women in Maritime, Members of the Maritime media amongst others.… More...
CUSTOMS SEME STRENGTHENS STAKEHOLDER RELATIONS FOR ENHANCED SECURITY AND TRADE
By Babatunde Aremu
In a strategic move to strengthen collaboration and enhance operational efficiency, the Customs Area Controller of Seme Area Command, Comptroller Benedict Oramalugo, PhD, has embarked on a series of courtesy visits to key traditional leaders and security agencies in Badagry, Lagos State.… More...
Nigeria Customs Technical & Hangar Services Holds Maiden AGM
…Reaffirms Commitment to Enhance Growth of Aviation Sector
The Nigeria Customs Service Technical and Hangar Services Limited (NCT&HSL) held its maiden Annual General Meeting (AGM) on Tuesday, 18 February 2025, in Abuja, bringing together key stakeholders from the aviation, customs, and public sector logistics industries.… More...
NIMASA SEEKS TO AMEND MLC 2006 TO ENHANCE NIGERIAN SEAFARERS WELFARE
By Babatunde Aremu
The Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) is reviewing 16 proposals for amendments to the Maritime Labour Convention (MLC), 2006, which is often referred to as the “Seafarers’ Bill of Rights”.… More...
NIMASA SEEKS TO AMEND MLC 2006 TO ENHANCE NIGERIAN SEAFARERS WELFARE
By Babatunde Aremu
The Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) is reviewing 16 proposals for amendments to the Maritime Labour Convention (MLC), 2006, which is often referred to as the “Seafarers’ Bill of Rights”.… More...
