Diesel prices jump as petrol sustains stable prices
NGO trains over 20,000 undergraduates on plastic pollution
One truck park functional at Lekki Port
NIMASA warns of threat Biofouling poses to Nigeria’s Blue economy
Calabar port can grow Nigeria-Central Africa trade – Ikom Chamber boss
Controversy emerges over cargo scanners
Smugglers shift operations from borders to waterways
We look forward to exporting our Marine services, products — Fregene
PSTT FG agency of complicity in Oshodi/Apapa gridlock extortion
Customs assures Polish investors trade facilitation
N180bn Customs boats lay waste eight years after
Security threat in GoG: MARAN lead discussion on maritime security
Customs, DSS collaborate to curb smuggling
Customs assures Polish investors trade facilitation
N180bn Customs boats lay waste eight years after
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SubscribeSecurity threat in GoG: MARAN lead discussion on maritime security
The initiative, according to the group, is coming at the backdrop of the recent resurgence of piracy incidents and security threats in the Gulf of Guinea, GoG, in the first half of 2023.
Customs, DSS collaborate to curb smuggling
The Nigeria Customs Service, NCS, has said it would cement a strong collaboration with the Department of State Services, DSS, to combat smuggling and arms proliferation in Nigeria.
Afri-Exim, ICRC approve $1.2bn for moribund Burutu port
The African Import Export Bank, Afri-Exim Bank, in collaboration with the Infrastructural Concession Regulatory Commission, ICRC, have approved a $1.2billion loan facility to rehabilitate the moribund Burutu Port in Burutu, Delta State.
How to grow a micro or small business – Dr Jennifer Seidu
Dr. Seidu is the Lead Consultant, JV Management Consulting Limited and the Dean of Studies Kairos School of Enterprise and Professional Development. She’s a visiting Lecturer at Trinity University, Lagos. A Fellow, Corporate Governance Professionals, Nigeria and also Fellow, Public Administration and Management Development Institute, and Associate Member, Chartered Institute of Personnel Management, Dr Seidu is also an accredited Business Development Support Provider (BDSP) for Micro Small and Medium Enterprises. She is a certified educator, trainer and public speaker. A Business Etiquette coach, Dr. Seidu is also a member of several other professional bodies, including the Institute of Strategic Management of Nigeria. She has worked across sectors both in public and private organizations conducting business growth and sustainability strategies and helping businesses especially supporting the SMEs in managing and building sustainable businesses.
NGX in the throes of booby trap
It used to be a great privilege and status symbol to work at The Nigerian Stock Exchange up till 2010, before the palace coup at the board sent virtually all of us in the management packing.
Tinubu’s economic agenda and Nigeria Customs Service
The parlous state of Nigeria’s economy and means of addressing the multifaceted challenges, among other pressing issues, constituted the elaborate manifesto on which President Bola Ahmed Tinubu relied on to pitch for the votes of Nigerians during the last presidential electioneering campaign.
Mohbad: Rethinking insurance for entertainment industry
It’s not news anymore that the death and controversy surrounding the premature exit of music star, Ileri Oluwa Oladimeji Aloba, popularly called Mohbad, has continued to rage. It’s not news anymore that the death and controversy surrounding the premature exit of music star, Ileri Oluwa Oladimeji Aloba, popularly called Mohbad, has continued to rage.
Banking industry is safe and sound, says CBN
By Emeka Anaeto, Business Editor At the backdrop of the mounting macroeconomic pressures, the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, has indicated that the banking industry is sound and secure. In its monthly economic report released last week the apex bank stated: ‘‘The banking industry remained safe, sound and resilient, as key indicators were within prudential […]
PenCom’s milestones on CPS implementation
In Nigeria, the first public sector pension scheme was the Pension Ordinance of 1951, with retrospective effect from 1st January, 1946. The law provided public servants with both pension and gratuity.
Boom and bubble in capital markets
The incidence of boom, bubble and burst is a cyclical feature that assaults all stock markets in the world. No market has succeeded in overcoming this phenomenon.
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