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IPOB leader, Nnamdi Kanu replaces sit-at-home on Mondays with ‘Economic Empowerment Day’
NASS okays disbursement of $700m Cabotage vessel finance fund
Customs Agents Back Hon. Okezie for House of Reps Deputy Speakership
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Popular Anambra native doctor, Akwa regains freedom from Kidnappers after paying N300m ransom
Jebba Lake boat mishap: NIWA to investigate death of 103 passengers
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Why we want PSTT at Lekki deep seaport -Jime
FG must restore onboard gangway men in seaports to check influx of hard drugs -Adeyanju
Shippers Council boss, Emmanuel Jime shunned stakeholders since he assumed office —Comrade Adeyanju
Regional maritime bank takes off in Abuja in Q1, 2022 —Adalikwu
U.S. Consulate supports STEM workshops for 500 Lagos students
L-R: The Managing Director Nigerian ports, Mohammed Bello Koko, Director General Ghana Ports and Habours Authority and President Port Management Association of West and Central Africa (PMAWCA), Michael Luguje, Secretary General (PMAWCA), Jean Marie-Koffi and Director General Port of Guinee Conakry, Mamadou Biro Diallo at the opening ceremony of the Board of Directors meeting of the Port Management Association of West and Central Africa (PMAWCA), holding in Tema, Ghana.
By Bola Aina In spite of the prevailing harsh time, which is projected not to subside soon, MultiChoice announced new rates for its...
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has arrested a Lagos banker, Elizabeth Modupe Osunjuyigbe for an alleged fraudulent diversion of funds to the...
There has been a significant slash in the cost of owning luxury apartments and terraces in the Ikoyi area of Lagos, one of Africa’s...
The potentials of Nigeria’s Blue Economy is so huge that if properly harnesses, it would get the country out its about ₦77 trillion debt...
