Dangote Group plans to acquire ships after struggling to secure vessels for cement exports, citing high road transport costs and taxes across West Africa.
Dangote Group plans to acquire ships after struggling to secure vessels for cement exports, citing high road transport costs and taxes across West Africa.
Nigeria launches Blue Economy Television, Africa's first channel dedicated to maritime sectors, aiming to reshape perceptions and unlock opportunities the economy.
The Nigerian government waives demurrage on 10,000 containers, addressing import costs and delays while predicting transformative changes in trade efficiency.
Nigerian exporters have warned that the growing scarcity of shipping containers at Lagos ports is threatening Nigeria’s export sector, valued at about $44.06bn.
Agents operating at ports in Lagos have rejected a recent increase in shipping charges by major companies, staging protests that disrupted operations in Apapa
Abubakar Dantsoho of the NPA received the Outstanding Agency of the Year 2025 Award, recognising significant contributions to Nigeria's maritime and trade growth.
Importers have raised concerns about renewed theft and vandalism of imported vehicles by dockside thieves known as “wharf rats” at Tin Can Island Port in Lagos.
Nigeria's ports saw a historic 24.8% cargo throughput increase in 2025, driven by exports and container traffic, positioning the nation as a key logistics hub.
The NPA has confirmed that 33 vessels loaded with petroleum products, food items and other consignments are billed to arrive at Lagos ports this week.
Oyetola warns that the ₦10.49 billion budget for the Ministry of Marine and Blue Economy is inadequate, impacting port efficiency, crucial for Nigeria's economy.
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