ON THE SPOT MANAGER
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WINDOW DRESSING
In January 2015, the National Electric Regulatory Commission (NERC) increased electricity tariff by 100%. The increment started off immediately for…
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Who Blinks First?
The last has not been heard of the ongoing feud between the All Progressives Congress (APC) and Nigeria Maritime Administration…
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Lagos Roads Death Purchase
The rate at which vehicles are knocking down unsuspecting road users these days is becoming an unbecoming situation. Harping on…
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How Customs Target Is Killing Business
The Nigerian Customs Service (NCS) as the government agency saddled with collecting of duties on imported goods into the country,…
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A Nation without a Back up
The gradual depletion of our foreign reserve is an indication that the country is on the brink of economic collapse.…
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Executive Errors
It is appalling that the Federal Government just approved some of the transport bills that were supposed to have been…
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Travesty Of Hope
Few days to the presidential elections, a chunk of the society has not been able to collect their Permanent Voter…
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Actors Called Legislators
In the midst of the political heat and campaigns in the country, jitters are beginning to set into the hearts…
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Security: Lagos Is Dozing Off
It is becoming worrisome and apprehensive how commercial motor cyclists flood various streets of Lagos state. This development started immediately…
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Too Much Talk, Little Action
The saying that action speaks louder than words cannot obviously be ascribed to the Maritime sector because of its snail…
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POWER KWARSHIOKOR
In October 2013, the Federal Government (FG) of Nigeria handed over the running and management of its electricity supply and…
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Happy Yuletide To Our Readers
The year 2014 has come and it is already bidding us farewell. The entire staff and crew of Maritime Management…
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The Fear Of Insurgency: The Security Errors
As the year is winding up and activities at the port are increasing plus the 2015 elections around the corner,…
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The Irony In The Port
After eleven days of service withdrawal from the port, could it be said that the purpose for such number of…
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PAAR: The Tortuous Road
Even though there are still pockets of complaints amongst the users, the introduction of the Pre-Arrival Assessment Report (PAAR) by…
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Overwhelming Directives Spoil Good Policies
A fortnight ago, clearing agents and freight forwarding personnel embarked on what they referred to as withdrawal of service from…
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A Warning Sign
The global decline in the price of crude will surely engender fear in poorly managed economies like Nigeria which largely…
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Choking Council
The various ligations against the Nigerian Shippers’ Council (NSC) over their eligibility to tinker with terminal and shipping charges by…
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Where Is The Transport Regulator?
The rate at which commercial transport operators charge fares on the Lagos roads calls for concerns because commuters are at…
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Pocket Agitation: SON vs Clearing Agents
The Standard Organization of Nigeria (SON) is one of the several parastatals of the Federal Government that help to execute…
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