Nigeria Ports Authority

A statement issued by Alex Okoh, the Head, Public Communications of BPE, in Abuja on Monday noted that Akpotaire said this at the post-privatisation monitoring of terminal operators in Calabar port

He said as a major player in the maritime sector, the company had so far spent N1 billion to make the road accessible to the port

The Acting Director-General of the BPE, Dr. Vincent Akpotaire, said this in a paper titled: “Port Reform, Objectives, Benefits and Challenges,” presented at a two-day retreat on Saturday in Lagos

The Managing Director of the firm, Simon Travers, made the allegation when the House of Representatives Committee on Privatisation and Commercialisation visited the JPS facility in Lagos on Thursday to intervene in the face-off between the…

Speaking at the signing ceremony held at the Ports Authority Headquarters, Lagos on Wednesday, the Managing Director, Hadiza Bala Usman, stated that the synergy between the Authority and the FRSC was anchored on the need to protect lives…

The Chairman Senate Committee on Customs, Excise and Tariff, Senator Hope Uzodinma, made the disclosure when briefing newsmen in Abuja on Tuesday

At the Josepdam Port Services Limited, located in terminal ‘A’ of the Tin-Can Island Port, Usman frowned at the bad state of the facilities and directed the management of the terminal to keep to the concessional development plan

President Muhammadu Buhari, has approved the composition of the Governing Boards of the Nigerian Ports Authority and the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency.A statement by Bolaji Adebiyi, Director of Press in the Office of…

Bode-George takes over from Olufemi Ajayi, who is now the Executive Secretary of the Petroleum Technology Development Fund

The report, which was read at the conference by Senator Adamu Aliero, observed that the Authority operates under an ambiguous and unclear framework due to lack of information on the form and content of concessioning agreement

In its daily publication: "Shipping Position", issued in Lagos on Tuesday, the NPA said that 15 other ships were also waiting to discharge petroleum products in various terminals in Lagos ports

I do not think that a post-millennium Nigeria is one that should still exploit the lazy bones of octogenarian men of yesterday. Men in their eighties cannot be said to be the needed tonic to recover Nigeria from its parlous state