Mrs Mfon Usoro Recently, Mrs Mfon Usoro was re-elected National President of the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport(CILT) Nigeria, considered very deserving by many members and stakeholders. Also, Bashir Ambi was elected Chairman of CILT Nigeria, Lagos Chapter, last week …
Read More »BEARS: Presidency Blackmails Navy
Suddenly, every APC Minister and Senator wants to defend the presidency over the obvious proclivity for lavish and wasteful spending especially as it concerns the N5billion presidential Yatch dotted in 2024 budget. The Navy was expected to clear the air …
Read More »BULLS: Rail Goes E-ticketing At Last
At last, Nigeria’s Minister of Transportation, Sa’idu Alkali, has launched the electronic ticketing platform for the Lagos- Ibadan and Itakpe-Warri rail line. The electronic ticketing contract was awarded earlier this year by Federal Executive Council (FEC) to GSD Solution, to …
Read More »BULLS: Hassan Bello’s Glory And Loss!
Former Executive Secretary of Nigerian Shippers’ Council (NSC), Mr. Hassan Bello Recently, former chief executive officer and executive secretary of Nigerian Shippers’ Council(NSC), Hassan Bello was appointed director on non-executive status by Dala Inland Dry Port, Kano. It is a …
Read More »BEARS: MMS Hall Of Fame Losses Another Matriach!
Late Iyalode Alaba Lawson, NACCIMA’s President MMS Woman of Fortune Hall of Fame(WoFHoF) family was thrown into mourning mood again on Saturday with the passage of one its matriarchs, Iyalode Alaba Lawson, chief executive officer, Lawson Group of Schools, Abeokuta, Ogun …
Read More »BEARS: A Home Divided Against Itself
The raging new terminal charges revealed again how rancorous and disunited in structure the freight forwarding associations are. But most pathetically, it painted the family of the National Association of Government Approved Freight Forwarders(NAGAFF) in disarray. Knowing the way some …
Read More »BULLS: A Third Force Emerges
Basil Nwaolisa, Chidi Opara and many others who founded the Concerned Freight Forwarders Association must be commended for standing in the gap for the freight forwarding community in this season of anomie. They provided a tripod and reasonable third force at …
Read More »BEARS: First Lady Vs Vice President
Another constitutional crisis is brewing in the presidency over the health of Mr. President. This time it is over the inability of President Bola Tinubu to hold the weekly Federal Executive Council(FEC) meetings. The president has been out of the …
Read More »BULLS: FERMA Gets Internship Chairman
Engr. Imam Ibrahim Kashim Ima President Tinubu’s administration has made history by appointing a 24- year old boy as Chairman of the Federal Roads Maintenance Agency(FERMA). Engr. Imam Ibrahim Kashim Ima just completed his National Youth Service Corp(NYSC) in 2022. …
Read More »BULLS: New Code For Maritime Agency PROs
From the gross display of corporate image management ineptitude of most corporate communications managers in the maritime industry, the Bull has hereby moved the motion that prospective and potential image managers must as condition work in operation department of their …
Read More »BEARS: Moghalu’s Mess
George Moghalu It started like it will not end four years ago. The Managing Director of the National Inland Waterways Authority(NIWA), Dr. George Moghalu left NIWA on September 29,2023 after an inglorious years of service. He was a mistake at …
Read More »BEARS: 419 Syndrome In Imo Leadership!
Why is Imo State always gifted with leaders who pander so much to vanity and fraudulent promises? At least, in recent years this has been the case! Perhaps, this is why some say they are always producing 419 governors(?). Ikedi Ohakim …
Read More »BULLS: This Dave Umahi’s Reform
Senator David Umahi Sen. David Umahi, Minister of Works,last week locked out members of staff of his ministry for coming late to office. They also had a revenge match. The Ministry caught fire for his audacity to embark on change …
Read More »BEARS: Silence incorporated
There seems to be a conspiracy of silence among institutions and associations in the maritime or abi, marine and blue economy sector. Could this silence be for political or professional realignment? Many who advocated for a separate ministry for maritime …
Read More »BULLS: CRFFN To Merge Freight Firms
The Council for the Regulation of Freight Forwarding in Nigeria(CRFFN) may have got approval at last to merger freight forwarding and customs brokerage firms to enthrone sanity and professionalism. This will see the raising of capital base of firms as …
Read More »BEARS: UAE And Tinubu’s Mischief-Makers
President Bola Tinubu’s mischief makers are at it again. Is it that the meeting between the two leaders –Tinubu and the United Arab Emirate(UAE) leader, Mohammed Bin Zayed Ai Nahyan was misunderstood like the Aburi accord? While Nigeria claimed that UAE had lifted …
Read More »BULLS: Congo Falls To Coup
The rampaging military incursion into political leaderships of countries in Africa continued on Sunday with media reports that the Democratic Republic of Congo submitted to a state coup. The coup was reportedly led by the Commander of the Presidential guard. The country’s president was …
Read More »BEARS: How CBN Fooled Agents
The Central Bank of Nigeria(CBN) recently assembled freight forwarders for an acclaimed new policy awareness workshop and settled them to keep silent while an unfriendly and killer trade policy is introduced. Shame! Today, they are all silent. What indeed is …
Read More »BULLS: Echoes As Ubon Essien Exits NIMASA
Mr. Ubon Essien ended his Journey to the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety(NIMASA) as the Special Adviser on Communications and Strategy to the Director –General, Dr. Bashir Jamoh last month, August, 2023. It was a journey that allegedly delayed the luck and favour …
Read More »BEARS: Transport Minister Chased Out!
The Ag. Registrar/CEO of the Council for the Regulation of Freight Forwarding in Nigeria(CRFFN) is said to be re-engineering the Council for more a prosperous tomorrow. She has successfully interfaced with agencies and stakeholders for support towards alternative sources of survival for the …
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