WorldStage Newsonline– A Nigeria-owned container shipping line, Clarion MV Ocean Dragon, has berthed at Tin Can Island Port in Lagos to transport...
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WorldStage Newsonline– A Nigeria-owned container shipping line, Clarion MV Ocean Dragon, has berthed at Tin Can Island Port in Lagos to transport cargo across the nation’s seaports. Vice President of Clarion Shipping West Africa Ltd., Mrs Bernadine Eloka, confirmed this in a statement said the ship would also serve West African trade routes and support the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) initiative. She explained that the Panama-flagged vessel, acquired by Clarion Shipping West Africa Ltd., was built in 2014 with a capacity of 349 TEUs. The vessel berthed at…
WorldStage Newsonline– A Nigeria-owned container shipping line, Clarion MV Ocean Dragon, has berthed at Tin Can Island Port in Lagos to transport...
The Nigeria’s first indigenous container vessel, M.V. Ocean Dragon, arrived at the Tin Can Island Port in Lagos on Tuesday, carrying over 350...
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As the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) begins to reshape...
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