He noted that Nigeria and Niger can work together without barriers to ensure smooth passage of goods between both countries
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Haruna Jauro, the Acting Director-General of the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency, has approved the redeployment of some members…
Haruna Baba Jauro has been appointed the Acting Director General/Chief Executive Officer of the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency.…
While noting that over 80 per cent of Nigerian tankers are currently single hull, NIMASA recognised the factors constraining Nigerian ship owners from replacing all existing single hull tanker fleet by 2015, which necessitated the extension
Jonathan, while acknowledging the vision of the management of NIMASA at ensuring the placement of these young Nigerians in reputable maritime institutions across the globe, admonished the beneficiaries of the programme to exhibit great professionalism when they take on the global challenges in the maritime sector after the completion of the mandatory National Youth Service Corps, which they are currently undertaking
Akpobolokemi said that the figures in recent media reports were not in consonance with what were recorded with the Federal Ministry of Finance
The fourth to ninth defendants in the suit are vessel operators, namely: Olimpex Nigeria Limited, Unibros Shipping Corporation, Africulti Limited, Marika Investments Limited, Nidas Marine Limited and Prometheus Maritime Limited
The TUC said this is the only way the Federal Government can absolve itself of any complicity in the failure of the NLNG to remit the mandatory fee to NIMASA
“By this blockade,” the agency said, “all Nigeria Liquefied Natural Gas Company (NLNG) vessels, operating in the area are neither permitted to leave nor enter the area until all statutory obligations are met.”
It said it used specialist platforms by GlobalWest Vessel, a controversial company it contracted for maritime security, to block the access
pre-qualification and evaluation processes for the tender exercise.
Ahmed had earlier testified before the court that an award letter from NIMASA to one Kolal Riska International Nigeria Limited for the supply of office accessories at a contract sum of N4,930,000 was clearly above the stipulated threshold of less than N2.5 million allowed a Director General under the Public Procurement Act