Tag: Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA)

According to the director-general, $783 million has been lost to piracy in the Gulf of Guinea.

The House of Representatives Committee on Finance is currently holding an interactive session with MDAs on the Medium Term Expenditure ...

In politics, the late Senator Ibrahim Mantu was quintessential. Yes, that’s the word. He was an embodiment of political activism.

The maritime workers were kidnapped on Monday.

The EFCC’s forensic documents examiner testifies on a signature analysis report in the N8.5billion fraud trial of an ex-NIMASA DG, ...

NIMASA says it has enhanced certificates with more security features that would stand the test of time.

The contract for the project was signed on July 27, 2015, while the implementation commenced in 2018.

When small countries like Denmark provide security in the Gulf of Guinea, what does that say about Nigeria's image as ...

This book is like a reel with a thread of ideas on how to breath life into a dying agency ...

A former judge presiding over the matter retired.

Akin Ricketts explains why Nigeria has to maximise the use of its eastern corridor of seaports

The two princes hail from ruling houses that have a long break from the throne.

“We are looking at the workability of 24-hour port services to ease the pressure on our ports in terms of ...

Nigeria also handed over 51 crew members including 48 Ghanaians and three south Korea nationals to the government of Ghana ...

Mr Adeniran, a rear admiral, said that the three-day exercise was aimed at tackling the menace of pirates.

The judge says she considered a non-custodian sentence because the prisons are congested and inconducive.

The court on May 23 found Mr Obi guilty of four-counts of money laundering

Calistus Obi, a former acting Director-General of NIMASA, was convicted on fraud related charges.

The agency has proposed a budget of N112.1 billion for 2019.

Government gets less than one per cent of N40 trillion investment as dividend, surpluses.

Over $12.7 billion was lost through crude oil theft between 2011 and 2014.

One firm expressed surprise at news it should have been shut down.

All the questions raised by the plaintiff were resolved in favour of the defendant.

He also wants the FG to enable Nigerian ports to be cheaper and attractive for port users.

Mr. Onubuogo is facing a three-count charge of stealing.