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NCS , Comptroller Olomu Joins in the Walk To Mark International Day Against Drug Abuse  And  Illicit Drug Trafficking

NCS , Comptroller Olomu Joins in the Walk To Mark International Day Against Drug Abuse And Illicit Drug Trafficking

The controller of Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) ,  Apapa area command , Comptroller Babatunde Olomu today the 25th of June 2024, has taken part in the work, in Commemoration  with 2024 International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Drug Trafficking in collaboration with sister agencies. The Comptroller joined the Commander NDLEA, Apapa Special Area Command, and other government agencies in the port of creating awareness on the dangers inherent in drug abuse. Dr Olomu noted that such collaboration between sister agencies of government is crucial for intelligence sharing and ensuring public safety. He stressed further that by working together, security…
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MARAN President, others Bags Humanitarian Award in Lagos

MARAN President, others Bags Humanitarian Award in Lagos

The President of Maritime Reporters Association of Nigeria (MARAN) Mr Godfrey Bivbere, Eze Ndi Igbo of Badagry Eze Chimelu, and Eze Steve Sunday Etolue among others were honored with awards for their humanitarian services to Nigerians living with Kidney Challenges. The director of the organization, Clifford Kidney Foundation International  Prophet Clifford Emma during the award presentation on the 24th of September at Badagry in Lagos,has called well meaning Nigerians, partners and sponsors from both the private and public sectors to help save lives of people going through kidney challenges. Speaking at the healthcare awareness campaign, Prophet Clifford Emma also encouraged…
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MARAN President, Eze Ndigbo, others for Kidney Foundation Award

MARAN President, Eze Ndigbo, others for Kidney Foundation Award

The President of Maritime Reporters Association (MARAN) Godfrey Bivbiere has been nominated for an award for his contribution to saving lives by a group Clifford Kidney Foundation International, a non-governmental organisation based in Badagry. Prophet Clifford Umeh, Executive Director/Founder of the Organisation told the media that  Mr  Bivbiere was chosen because of his contribution in giving back to the society. Adding, “his passion, vision and personal commitment to the wellbeing of humanity keys into the visions and mission of the foundation. “ Another personality who will be recognized on that day is Eze Chimelu, Eze ndi Igbo of Badagry, Eze…
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We have no plan to retrench workers over acquisition by MSC, says TICT

We have no plan to retrench workers over acquisition by MSC, says TICT

Tin Can Island Container Terminal (TICT) workers has being assured that their jobs are secured and can now sleep comfortably as Mr. Etienne Rocher, the Managing Director, affirmed that the company has no plan to sack them. The fear gripped the workers over the acquisition of the African Logistics Business (BAL) of TICT’s parent company, Bolloré Group by Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC). In a meeting with leaders of the Maritime Workers Union of Nigeria (MWUN) on recently TICT Managing Director, Mr. Etienne Rocher, assured that the acquisition will not have any adverse effect on jobs and workers of the company.…
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Navy Hands-over Arrested Vessel; MT Morris to NIMASA For Investigation

Navy Hands-over Arrested Vessel; MT Morris to NIMASA For Investigation

Nigerian Navy has handed over a vessel MT Morris, arrested for suspicious illegal activities around the Excravos offshore Waters in Delta state to the management of Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency, NIMASA for thorough investigation and prosecution. Commander Nigerian Naval Ship, NNS Delta , Commodore Abdulhamid Baba-Inna, who spoke through the Executive Officer,(EO) of the NNS Delta, Captain T.A. Bassey at the brief handover ceremony after inspection of the vessel with NIMASA officials said the Automatic Identification System,AIS , of the vessel was allegedly switched around that region of the water, thus swelling suspicion that it was likely to…
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