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Merchant Navy sailors forgotten again - excluded from Queen's Platinum Jubilee medals - Vimarsana News

Merchant Navy sailors forgotten again - excluded from Queen's Platinum Jubilee medals

The Platinum Jubilee Medal will be awarded to many in HM Forces and the Royal Fleet Auxiliary and to ‘frontline emergency workers’ –…

Salute the UK's merchant seafarers too | Westminster Extra - Vimarsana News

Salute the UK's merchant seafarers too | Westminster Extra

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Concerns over insecurity, foreign military actions on Nigerian waters - Vimarsana News

Concerns over insecurity, foreign military actions on Nigerian waters

The encroachment of foreign military forces on Nigerian waters has once again raised concerns about the nation’s capacity to protect its sovereignty and ensure seamless, safe seaborne trade, despite unveiling of $195 million deep blue project.

London based; "Atlantic Group" implements Orion marine concepts Integrated ERP Solution "Atlantis ERP" onboard their Fleet - Vimarsana News

London based; "Atlantic Group" implements Orion marine concepts Integrated ERP Solution "Atlantis ERP" onboard their Fleet

London based “Atlantic Group” with Atlantic ship management ltd. and Atlantic Bulk ship management ltd. as its part; took the initiative to successfully integrate and implement Orion Marine Concepts ERP solution “Atlantis ERP” onboard their fleet of 20 vessels and growing. This Solution aims at providing better control of fleet technical performance, improving its reliability ...

Stakeholders laud MAN, ask FG to stop sending cadets abroad - Vimarsana News

Stakeholders laud MAN, ask FG to stop sending cadets abroad

Maritime stakeholders have called on the Federal Government to stop sending cadets to foreign training institutions at a very expensive cost, stating that