NIMENA launches Maritime and Energy ECM, calls for United National Innovation Agenda

NIMENA launches Maritime and Energy ECM, calls for United National Innovation Agenda The Nigerian Institution of Marine Engineers and Naval Architects (NIMENA) has launched the maritime and energy ‘Ecosystem Capability Model’ (ECM) assessment, calling for a coordinated national effort to turn Nigeria’s maritime and energy potential into competitive indigenous technologies, investment opportunities and skilled employment….

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FG Moves to Curb Truck Congestion at Lekki Port, Pledges Zero Tolerance for Defaulters

By Innocent Adulugba The Federal Government has declared a zero-tolerance policy against truck congestion and environmental degradation around the Ibeju-Lekki corridor, reaffirming its dual commitment to operating safe seaports and maintaining a clean ecosystem. The resolution was reached during a high-level stakeholders’ meeting at the Lekki Deep Seaport in Lagos, convened to address growing concerns…

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Igbo Chinese business dominance conflict prompts civilization role – Faloye

…says the Chinese business dominance conflict, a reflection of colonial interference By Chris Onuoha President of ASHE foundation, Prince Justice Faloye has taken a swipe on the recent protest by Igbo businessmen in Lagos over an alleged Chinese dominance in some businesses in the country. The ASHE president, who is also the National Publicity Secretary…

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US, Nigeria, Kenya, Angola and Senegal sign port modernisation initiative

United States moves to deepen port modernization with Nigeria and three other African countries By Ifeanyi Onuoha The United States government, through the U.S Trade and Development Agency, USTDA, is set to advance partnerships with Nigeria, Angola, Kenya and Senegal aimed at modernizing the countries port infrastructure and strengthening maritime security across Sub-Saharan Africa. This…

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Petrol loading resumes as depot prices climb

Fuel marketers have resumed loading petrol and diesel from private depots after an almost one-week disruption triggered by recent price adjustments in the downstream petroleum sector. The National Publicity Secretary of the Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria, Chinedu Ukadike, told The PUNCH on Tuesday that private depots had resumed selling petroleum products to marketers, dismissing fears…

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