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MWUN seeks FG s intervention to dredge Warri, Calabar ports | The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World NewsNigeria — The Guardian Nigeria News – Nigeria and World News

The Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) chapter of the Maritime Workers Union of Nigeria (MWUN) has again charged the Federal Government to dredge the Warri and Calabar seaports to create jobs and check youth restiveness in the Niger Delta region. Its President, Comrade Ifeanyi Mazeli gave charge during a chat with journalists in Lagos. Mazeli noted that the seaports in Warri, Delta State and Calabar, Cross River State were capable of creating millions of direct and indirect jobs for young people in the region. He said youth restiveness and militancy were increasing in region due to lack of engagement by the states and Federal governments, adding that the maritime sector could provide the needed employment for the youths if properly harnessed.

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MWUN: Shipping branch endorses Adeyanju for re-election

Share The Shipping, Clearing & Forwarding Agencies Branch, Maritime Workers Union of Nigeria (MWUN), has passed a vote of confidence in the re-election bid of the incumbent President-General of the union, Comrade Adewale Adeyanju. The Branch President, Comrade Ekpenyong Etim Ekpenyong who extolled the virtues of Adeyanju, disclosed this recently in a chat with newsmen in Lagos. Recall that the first tenure of the incumbent President General and other national executive officers is expected to end in March 2021, even as elections will come up before the end of the first quarter of the year. Adeyanju was elected in Uyo, Akwa Ibom State within the same period in the election that held on March 17, 2017 which was keenly contested.

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Transport Canada won t reconsider allowing passengers to stay in cars on BC Ferries - BC News

Transport Canada won t reconsider allowing passengers to stay in cars on BC Ferries - BC News
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Ferry union asks feds to ditch car deck regulation

“We believe the increased risk of COVID-19 infection from highly contagious virus variants … may outweigh the risks of passengers remaining in their vehicles on enclosed decks in many circumstances,” Johnston wrote. In 2017, Transport Canada ruled passengers on the lower, enclosed levels could no longer remain in their vehicles during crossings. The federal body relaxed the rule early in the pandemic, but reinstated it in September. Passengers, including B.C.’s premier, have voiced opposition to the rule, suggesting they are better protected from COVID-19 if they are permitted to stay in their vehicles. In an interview, Johnston said acting now is essential, rather than waiting for COVID variants to take hold.

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Daily Trust - Apapa Gridlock

Because of their penchant for stopping haulage vehicles to collect illegal fees, long stretches of vehicles are the norm. With this, over 40 ships are at anchorage at the port due to lack of space to discharge new cargoes at terminals as cargo evacuation is hampered by the multiple toll points mounted by security operatives and Presidential Task Force (PTF) members. Truck drivers allege that they pay over N200,000 per truck at the checkpoints illegally erected on the port access roads. The Maritime Workers Union of Nigeria (MWUN) had earlier threatened to embark on strike over the suffering its members are subjected to as a result of the gridlock. But following pacification by the management of the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA), the planned strike was suspended.

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