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The Covid-19 pandemic and ensuing crew-change crisis – later exacerbated by the escalation of the war in Ukraine – disrupted...
In a significant stride towards bolstering the maritime industry in Nigeria, Stoilic Shipping Limited has joined hands with the Nigeria...
Introduction The Shipboard Oil Pollution Emergency Plan (SOPEP) is a vital component of maritime safety and environmental protection. Designed to...
“Dragging Anchor” happens when a vessel drifts without holding power with no regards to the vessel being anchored; causing many...
Fenders are devices or entities used as guards for a vessel against impact with a jetty, dock, quay, berth, or...
To bolster the Port State Control (PSC) framework within the nation, the Nigerian Chamber of Shipping (NCS) has urged the...
No fewer than 50 people embarked on an excursion to the famous Osun-Osogbo Grove to learn about its rich maritime...
The draft or draught is nothing but the linear measure of the amount of sinkage or submergence of the vessel’s...
Mrs Ezinne Azunna, Project Coordinator/Convener, Maritime Writes Project, has urged the Federal Government to incorporate maritime education into school curriculum...
One of the key things you would see as a seafarer while at school or onboard is SOLAS. SOLAS...
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