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Hope for Indigenous Players as House Moves to Amend Cabotage Act


The ongoing amendment of the Cabotage Act 2003 by the National Assembly will reposition the nation’s maritime industry and promises a world of opportunities for local industry players, writes Olaoluwakitan Babatunde
With nearly 900km coastal line and about 10,000km of inland waterways, matched with enormous potentials and opportunities, Nigerian maritime sector is capable of generating at least US$1.6 trillion or about 30 times the nation’s annual oil revenues. This is according to a research by the World Bank. Sadly, the nation has not been able to harness these potentials to adequately benefit from it.
In this light, the Coastal and Inland Shipping (Cabotage) Act 2003 was enacted to help grow indigenous participation and ownership in the shipping industry. The idea is to reserve commercial transportation within Nigerian coastal and inland waters to vessels flying the Nigerian flag, owned and crewed by Nigerian citizens, and built-in Nigeria. ....

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Judgement enforcement: A setback in ending police brutality, human rights abuses


BY SEGUN ‘SEGA’ AWOSANYA
On the 1st of February, 2021, the Federal High Court sitting in Oshogbo, Osun State awarded the sum of N5,000,000.00 (Five Million Naira Only) as aggravated and general damages against the Nigeria Police Force and the inspector-general of police for the flagrant abuse of the rights of one Adetola Halima Abdulazeez in a fundamental rights enforcement suit instituted by the Abuja-based legal practitioner, Pelumi Olajengbesi Esq. The pronouncement of the court in the judgment came at a time the nation has just been confronted with protests across the country wherein Nigerian youth trooped out en masse to protest against police brutality and other human rights abuses. ....

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