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Niger Delta Crisis: Multifaceted Managerial Approach

Niger Delta Militancy: Pipeline Vandalism

Nigeria is a nation endowed with human and natural resources. One of its most prized natural endowments is the crude oil and it occupies the crust in the South-South and South-Eastern part of the country. Crude oil is well sought …

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Suspend vehicle importation ban, Reps tell Buhari

Unbundling the Nigeria- China Agreement (1)

President Muhammadu Buhari has expressed satisfaction with the outcome of his working visit to China, which has yielded additional investments in Nigeria exceeding $6 billion. President Buhari believes that the several agreements concluded with the Chinese during the visit will …

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Aren't We Demarketing Nigeria’s Maritime Industry?

Aren’t We Demarketing Nigeria’s Maritime Industry?

Nigeria is a maritime nation with lofty potentials and several challenges. However, with the plethora of negative statements several industry stakeholders make about Nigeria’s maritime sector, one begins to wonder if we are gradually beginning to demarket the nation from the …

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Nigeria Hasn’t Paid Price For Efficient Maritime Academy- Ag. Rector

How MAN Oron Crumbled: Varying Perspectives

The state of affairs at the Maritime Academy of Nigeria, MAN, Oron, Akwa Ibom State divides opinion among many stakeholders in the maritime industry. The institution has been undergoing infrastructural development for ages, yet it is characterized by several unfinished …

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GoG Piracy: Three Kidnapped In Another Incident In Equitorial Guinea

Gulf of Guinea: Piracy Escalates

The Southeastern Asia is known as a major piracy hotspot, but it has recorded a 50% drop in maritime crime in the first quarter of 2016 compared to the same period in 2015. Meanwhile, the Gulf of Guinea is quickly …

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FG makes N13bn from stamp duty

Ailing Economy: Why CBN Forex Policy Should Be Reviewed

A policy is a deliberate system of principles to guide decisions and achieve rational outcomes. Policies are generally adopted to make things better but the foreign exchange policies of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) have brought colossal damages to …

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Senate passes petroleum governance bill 14 years after

What Delayed The Ports and Harbour Bill?

The Ports and Harbour bill is regarded as one of the most crucial bills to Nigeria’s maritime sector. The bill was designed to provide adequate framework for the private sector participation and to promote efficiency based on the principles of …

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Senate passes petroleum governance bill 14 years after

Understanding The PIB

Following the decision of the National Assembly to redraft and pass the age-long Petroleum Industry Bill (PIB), there is hope for other numerous maritime bills to be reviewed, restructured and passed into law soon, but what does the PIB stand …

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Managing Controversies: Buhari Endorses Maritime University

Maritime University Vs Transport University

The dust following the scrapping of the Nigerian Maritime University, Okerenkoko was yet to settle before the Minister of Transportation, Rotimi Amaechi revealed that the federal government had plans to establish a Nigerian Transport University. Rotimi Amaechi announced the establishment …

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Railways: FG seeks more time to negotiate with GE

Maritime Mergers: Take It or Leave It!

The growing trend in the Nigerian maritime is the move by the Minister of Transport, Hon. Rotimi Achebe to enforce mergers between related associations and agencies and it is a case of “take it or leave it” for the Transport …

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Nigeria, China to raise bilateral trade

Developing Long Term Nigerian Maritime Plan: Let’s Do It Like China

“Planning is bringing the future into the present so that you can do something about it now.” -Alan Lakein China is the world’s largest ship-building nation, providing the majority of the global bulk tanker fleet, with an order backlog worth …

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Railways: FG seeks more time to negotiate with GE

I’m Not A Transport Expert- Amaechi

  “To know that one knows what one knows, and to know that one doesn’t know what one doesn’t know, there lies true wisdom” – Confucius According to this apt adage by Confucius, wisdom is not only found in knowing …

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How Contaminated PMS Entered Nigerian Market - MRS

As Crude Oil Price Falls: PMS Also Falls

  While we bask in euphoria at the substantial compliance by fuel marketers in most parts of the country with the directive to dispense Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) at N87 per litre, more joyous news have been released as the …

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Oil Price Fall: A Sustainable Future Approach

Oil Price Fall: A Sustainable Future Approach

These are indeed trying times for the global oil and gas industry, but the current context also presents a great opportunity for change. Opportunity to take a whole new evaluation at the way West African countries are doing things, with …

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Expediting Vessel Dwell Time At Nigerian Ports

Mid-Stream Discharge: How Ship-to-Ship Transfer Aided Oil Subsidy Scandal

Midstream discharge can be described as the loading and off-loading of shipping cargo offshore as opposed to the ports. Over the years, the increase in mid-stream activities in Nigeria had resulted to increase in sea pirates and other illegal vices …

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Surviving The Ordeals Of Oshodi-Apapa Road

Surviving The Ordeals Of Oshodi-Apapa Road

The Oshodi-Apapa Expressway in Lagos is a road that leads to the two most viable ports in the country; however the road has brought unending tales of woe to motorists and commuters. Millions of Lagos residents and others who ply …

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2016: Analysing Nigeria’s Transport System

2016: Analysing Nigeria’s Transport System

“You never change things by fighting the existing reality. To change something, build a new model that makes the existing model obsolete.” ― R. Buckminster Fuller In these wise words put forward by Buckminster Fuller, we see that to create …

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Ex-Customs CG, Dikko, dies at 60

Dikko’s Manhunt: Lessons For Nigerian CEOs

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has been very busy in its quest to track down corrupt fellows lately and the immediate past Comptroller-General of Customs, Abdullahi Dikko is the latest to come under the EFCC’s radar following his …

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Buhari Ensuring “Rule of Law” Falls Apart

Buhari Ensuring “Rule of Law” Falls Apart

A Lesson For Nigerian CEOs The expression “things fall apart” has been popularized since Africa’s literary giant and master storyteller Chinua Achebe published his first and most sought-after book titled, “things fall apart” in 1958. Achebe had mirrored his Igbo …

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The Nigerian Shipping Sector: The Potentials And The Headway

The Nigerian Shipping Sector: The Potentials And The Headway

The Nigeria shipping sector today is seen as a veritable tool for the growth of the nation’s economy. The sector could be harnessed to provide jobs, create wealth, promote skills acquisition and encourage entrepreneurship. The shipping industry also provides an …

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