How admiralty is impacting maritime security in Nigeria
As NIMASA prepares to host the 2nd Edition of the Nigeria Admiralty Law Colloquium in conjunction with the Nigerian Institute for Advanced Legal Studies in Lagos..
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West African countries now understudying SPOMO Act for admiralty matters ― NIMASA
The Director-General of NIMASA, Dr Bashir Jamoh, has revealed that following the successes recorded by Nigeria in criminalising piracy
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'Insecurity, poor shipping capacity limiting Nigeria from becoming maritime nation'
Insecurity, poor infrastructure, non-professionalism, politics and low local shipping capacity are obstacles hindering Nigeria from becoming a maritime nation. These were the observations of maritime industry players who have blamed government’s refusal to address issues stated in the International Maritime Organisation IMO audit report as part of reasons for the country’s loss at the Category ...
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'Insecurity, poor shipping capacity limiting Nigeria from becoming maritime nation' | The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News — Business — The Guardian Nigeria News – Nigeria and World News
Insecurity, poor infrastructure, non-professionalism, politics and low local shipping capacity are obstacles hindering Nigeria from becoming a maritime nation.
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Cosco Shipping Development Raises CNY1.46 Bln in Private Placement | Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide
Cosco Shipping Development Co. said it has raised 1.46 billion yuan ($229.0 million) in a private placement. The Chinese shipping company issued 530.4 million new shares at CNY2.76 apiece, it said Monday. Investors included the company’s current largest shareholder, China Shipping Group Co., which will remain the controlling shareholder after the deal. Cosco Shipping Development ...
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