
Maritime







WorldFish has disclosed that 45% of fish consumed in Nigeria are imported as the country spends $1.2 billion yearly to import the desirable protein.

The Apapa port in Lagos has received the largest container vessel to ever dock in the country's history, signaling hope for Nigeria's economic recovery.

About seven of the nine expected vessels are set to berth in various ports in Lagos. The vessels reportedly carry petrol, diesel, crude oil and aviation fuel.

President Bola Tinubu is set to commission Nigeria and West Africa's largest container terminal in Onne, River State, signaling growth in Nigeria's port industry.

The Central Bank of Nigeria has announced a new exchange rate for cargo clearances at Nigeria's ports despite plea from expert to peg rate at N1,000 a dollar

The Minister of Marine and Blue Economy, Gboyega Oyetola has brokered agreement in the maritime industry, leading to approval of N200,000 as minimum wage.

The Central Bank of Nigeria has a new customs exchange rate for cargo clearances at Nigeria's ports and airports after another fall of the naira in FX markets.

A French shipping company, CMA, CGM has slammed a new Peak Season Surcharge on Nigerian cargoes coming from the United States, Canada, and other countries.

The federal government has stated that hydrographic information is crucial in ensuring national maritime safety and supporting Nigeria's economic growth.
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