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President Tinubu Signs Nigerian Ports Economic Regulatory Agency Act
President Bola Tinubu has signed the NPERA Act 2026 into law, transitioning the Nigerian Shippers Council into a permanent economic regulator for the nation's port sector.
NIMASA Pledges to Enhance Global Standards in Maritime Governance
NIMASA Director-General Dr. Dayo Mobereola confirms the agency's focus on transparency and global competitiveness through partnerships and technological innovation.
Lagos ports set to receive 39 incoming vessels
The Nigerian Ports Authority plans for the arrival of 39 vessels carrying food, fuel, and industrial goods at Lagos ports by the end of the week.
NPA Confirms Federal Government Commitment to Eastern Port Rehabilitation
The Nigerian Ports Authority has addressed concerns regarding the Eastern Ports, confirming that federal investments are currently directed toward infrastructure upgrades and channel improvements to boost cargo capacity.
Rivers Port Authority Denies Neglect of Eastern Maritime Facilities
Rivers Port manager Kenechi Okaeze refutes claims of neglect, highlighting ongoing infrastructure upgrades and dredging efforts to boost capacity at Eastern Nigerian ports.
Customs agents warn of demonstrations following claims of shipping manifest fraud
Members of the ANLCA are threatening to protest against shipping companies like MSC and Hapag-Lloyd, citing corrupt practices linked to misleading ship manifest declarations.
Oyetola Credits Tinubu Administration with Maritime Sector Transformation
Minister Adegboyega Oyetola highlights the Tinubu administration's maritime reforms, calling for a well-prepared judiciary to support ongoing sector growth and investor confidence.
NIMASA Updates Security Measures for Ports and Ships
NIMASA has implemented revised security protocols requiring vessels to submit arrival data 72 hours in advance and mandating closer coordination between ships and port facilities.
NSC Clarifies National Single Window Has Not Caused Demurrage Fees
The Nigerian Shippers’ Council reports no demurrage spikes from the National Single Window, while clarifying delays in dry port projects and addressing recent recruitment process concerns.
Lagos Enhances Ferry Safety Protocols Through Collaborative Training
LASWA and Interferry have completed the second module of a safety training program for 50 ferry operators at the Sea School in Apapa.