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Nigeria: U.S. to Remove Condition of Entry On Vessels From Nigerian Ports

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The United States Coast Guard has described Nigerian seaports as safe following Nigeria's tremendous progress in implementing the International Ships and Ports Facility Security (ISPS) Code at the nation's seaports,

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High charges driving cargoes to neighbouring ports – Shippers

The Shipping Association of Nigeria has explained that the high port charges are making Nigerian ports uncompetitive to customers and pushing cargoes to neighbouring countries. The chairman of SAN, Mrs Boma Alabi, made this known during a press conference held over the weekend at the Lagos Yacht Club in Victoria Island. She added that the

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Daily Trust

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Industrialising Nigeria and the task of the political class (I) - Daily Trust

“The economic factor in the politics of a country is always a difficult matter to discuss, for it is made up of infinite details, some of them purely speculative, all of them hard to disentangle.” – John Buchan Presuming that there is a political class in Nigeria that is both visionary and patriotic, this series of articles aim to provoke discussion on the role of this class in the scheme of development and modernisation of the country. Industri…

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Nigeria: U.S. to Remove Condition of Entry On Vessels From Nigerian Ports

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US Coast Guard gives Nigerian ports security nod

The United States Coast Guard (USCG) has commended Nigeria and the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (Nimasa) for its considerable progress in the implementation of the International Ships and Ports Facility Security (ISPS) Code. This comes after USCG representative Joe Prince Larson and an International Port Security Programme team visited terminals and port

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Maritime trade in Nigeria hindered by bureaucracy, outdated port infrastructure – Expert

The Chairman of the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport, Cross River State, Aniefiok Iton, has said that issues such as bureaucratic bottlenecks, old infrastructure at seaports, and foreign exchange instability, among others, are frustrating maritime traders in Nigeria. The post Maritime trade in Nigeria hindered by bureaucracy, outdated port infrastructure – Expert appeared first on Nairametrics.

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Nigeria has made tremendous progress on port security- US Coast Guard - Worldstage

The United States Coast Guard has commended Nigeria, and the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA), for what the Coast Guard described as considerable progress in the implementation of the International Ships and Ports Facility Security (ISPS) Code. This was made public by Joe Prince Larson of the US Coast Guard who led a team from the International Port Security Programme on a Working Tour of some Terminals and Ports in Ni…

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