12 vessels to berth at Lagos ports-NPA

By Aisha Cole Lagos, Sept. 9, 2024 (NAN) The Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA), on Monday said 12 ships were waiting to berth at the Lagos ports. NPA, in its “Daily Shipping Position’, said three of the expected vessels would berth with general cargos of different goods. “Two of the vessels will berth with petrol, while […]

73,000 tons of goods handled at Red Sea ports

egyptindependent.com - 30/Oct 09:39

About 73,000 tons of goods were handled at the different Red Sea harbors on Tuesday, according to the Red Sea Ports Authority (RSPA). In a statement,...

56,000 tones of goods handled at Red Sea ports

egyptindependent.com - 04/Nov 10:42

About 56,000 tons of goods were handled at the different Red Sea harbors on Monday, according to the Red Sea Ports Authority (RSPA). In a statement,...

Operationalize Onitsha River Port to boost Anambra’s IGR, Ex-banker, Onyemelukwe urges Soludo

notchnewsonline.com.ng - 05/Nov 10:09

Anambra State Government has been told to intensify efforts at attracting private investors to operationalize the Onitsha River Port, as a means...

Expanded emissions regulations in California ports from 1 January 2025

cyprusshippingnews.com - 07/Nov 02:37

Regulatory background 2007 At-Berth Regulation The original 2007 At-Berth Regulation applied to container ships, passenger ships and...

Apapa Congestion: Why Nigerians Should Expect Higher Price On Goods

ibrandtv.com - 31/Oct 16:13

Brace up if you live in Nigeria for more rise in cost of imported goods is coming in few weeks if nothing is done about the congestion at the Apapa...

NMDPRA says Petrol Consumption could increase to 50 million litres

energyfocusreport.com - 01/Nov 05:38

Farouk Ahmed, Chief Executive, NMDPRA -Felix Douglas The Chief Executive of the Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority...

5 retired Major Generals pulled out

solacebase.com - 26/Oct 14:09

%BlogLink% %FearturedImage% %PostLink% The Nigerian Army Ordinance Corps (NAOC) on Friday pulled out five retired Major Generals in Lagos. The News...