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MARAN Felicitates with Moltok , New Image Maker of NPA

MARAN Felicitates with Moltok , New Image Maker of NPA

  The Maritime Reporters Association of Nigeria, MARAN has sent a congratulatory message to Mrs. Josephine Moltok on her appointment as the General Manager, Corporate and Strategic Communications, Nigerian Ports Authority, NPA. MARAN applauded the Managing Director of NPA, Mr. Mohammed Bello Koko and his management team for the appointment of Moltok. According to MARAN Moltok's new appointment is a good development.that will bring back her wealth of experience into play been a former image maker at Tin Can Island Port and lApapa Zonal office. The association assured Moltok of their undivided support and ever-responsive to project NPA’s image in…
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MOT Spits Fire Over Cargo land Evacuation from Lekki Deepsea Port

MOT Spits Fire Over Cargo land Evacuation from Lekki Deepsea Port

Minister of Transport Engr Mu’azu Sambo condemned the movement of cargoes through land from Lekki Deepsea port and has therefore charged the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) to ensure no cargo movement in and out of new Lekki Deepsea Port takes place unless rail services are available. This is to prevent a possible replication of the Apapa and Tincan ports experience whereby cargo movement has continued to suffer avoidable hitches with valued stakeholders unduly suffering for no fault of theirs. The Minister said this sin Lagos during weekend where he was a special guest at the event hosted by the Maritime…
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One scanner not enough for Apapa Port….. says Tanko

One scanner not enough for Apapa Port….. says Tanko

The National Association of Government Approved Freight Forwarders (NAGAFF) 100% Compliance Team has insisted that one cargo scanner can not meet up with the huge volume of cargo landing at the premier port at APM Terminals in Apapa Port. The National Coordinator of the Team, Alhaji Ibrahim Tanko has therefore called on the federal government to increase the scanner from one to four, to meet the volume of declarations as well as deploying more Customs officers to the scanning site. Tanko noted that the e-Customs (Electronic Selection Process) is the best option in this circumstance and commended the Nigeria Customs…
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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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