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The President General, Maritime Workers Union of Nigeria (MWUN), Com. (Prince), Adewale Adeyanju – Addressing the Press at the Workers Day Celebration in Abuja.

The President General, Maritime Workers Union of Nigeria (MWUN), Com. (Prince), Adewale Adeyanju – Addressing the Press at the Workers Day Celebration in Abuja. Q: “A new government is coming on May 29. What are the expectations of Nigerian workers”? Ans: “The expectation is very high; the outgoing administration has done a lot of things

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Blue Economy: NIMASA DG, Jamoh Assures 350 million jobs

Blue Economy: NIMASA DG, Jamoh Assures 350 Million Jobs   Dr. Bashir Jamoh, the Director-General of Nigerians Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) has said the Blue economy offers Nigeria the opportunity of 350 million jobs if adequately harnessed. He lamented that the sector had been underutilized in Nigeria, describing the situation as ‘sea-blindness’. Jamoh

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EXCLUSIVE: Tension At Tin Can Ports, As Lagos Govt Slam ₦4,600 TVT Charge on Imported Vehicles

EXCLUSIVE: Tension At Tin Can Ports, As Lagos Govt Slam ₦4,600 TVT Charge on Imported Vehicles.     By DAPO OLAWUNI The Lagos State Government through one of it’s agencies under the Ministry of Transportation; Motor Vehicle Administration Agency (MVAA) has slammed a fresh N4,600 charge on all imported vehicles coming out of Lagos ports

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PTML Terminal Suspends N50, 000 Addition Charges Slammed on Imported Cars

PTML Terminal Suspends ₦50, 000 Addition Charges Slammed on Imported Cars   By DAPO OLAWUNI There are indications that vehicle terminal operator; Ports and Terminal Multiservices Limited (PTML) has bowed to pressure from clearing agents and has reversed its recent increment of ₦50,000 tariff on handling of imported vehicles. DAILY TREND gathered that the terminal

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