NPA Adds CRFFN to its Web Portal
NPA Adds CRFFN to its Web Portal To facilitate access to operational information, the Nigerian Ports Authority has agreed to integrate the transaction portal of…
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NPA Sets up Committee on Apapa Gridlock
NPA Sets up Committee on Apapa Gridlock The Nigerian Ports Authority has set up a committee to look at the contending issues surrounding the Apapa…
NPA Redeploys Port Managers
NPA Redeploys Port Managers The Management of the Nigerian Ports Authority has approved the immediate redeployment of some port managers, according to a statement. It…
NPA Cancels $2.6bn Badagry Deep Seaport Contract
NPA Cancels $2.6bn Badagry Deep Seaport Contract The Nigerian Ports Authority has cancelled the contract for the $2.6bn Badagry deep seaport project, stating that the…
NPA Slashes Dues for Vessels Using Calabar, Rivers, Delta Ports
NPA Slashes Dues for Vessels Using Calabar, Rivers, Delta Ports The management of the Nigerian Ports Authority has announced the approval of a 10 per…
FG Approves $3.9bn for Warri Seaport
FG Approves $3.9bn for Warri Seaport The Minister of Transportation, Mr Rotimi Amaechi, said the Federal Government has approved the construction for Warri seaport at…
Senate Invites NPA, NIMASA, Others over Apapa Gridlock
Senate Invites NPA, NIMASA, Others over Apapa Gridlock The Senate Committee on Works has invited the Nigeria Ports Authority (NPA) over the lingering Apapa gridlock….
NPA Set to Inaugurate Lillypond, Tin Can Truck Parks
NPA Set to Inaugurate Lillypond, Tin Can Truck Parks The Nigerian Ports Authority has embarked upon a sensitisation programme to educate the public about the…
Port Dredging: FG Explores Cheaper Options After Spending N722bn
Port Dredging: FG Explores Cheaper Options After Spending N722bn The Federal Government has concluded plans to utilise more cost-effective options for the management of its…
213 Ships Berth at Tin-Can Port in Q1 of 2019
213 Ships Berth at Tin-Can Port in Q1 of 2019 Tin-Can Island Port (TCIP) in Lagos received a total of 213 ships with 6.77 million…