Maritime safety
Nembe Fishermen Lament Impact Of Spill From Aiteo’s OML 29
Fishermen operating along the Santa Barbra River and Nembe creeks in Bayelsa on Wednesday lamented the adverse impact of the...
INTERCARGO: Supports IMO On GHG, Sets 2050 Target
INTERCARGO has expressed support for the International Maritime Organization’s Marine Environment Protection Committee resolutions on green gas emission. In a...
Nigerian Navy Releases Impounded Vessel To Owner In Delta
The Nigerian Navy says it has handed over a vessel, MT Madam Esther, impounded in respect of alleged illegal activities...
Bureau Veritas And Bessé Collaborate On Maritime Cyber Security
Bureau Veritas has teamed up with insurance consultancy Bessé to provide customised solutions to shipowners for improving cyber security and...
163 Vessels Sold for Demolition Since the End of June
Since the end of H1, there have been 163 cargo vessels sold for demolition, a 4.5% increase on the same...
Piracy: Okowa Tasks Navy On Operational Efficiency
Gov. Ifeanyi Okowa of Delta has urged the Nigerian Navy to strengthen its operational efficiency to check piracy and criminal...
South Korean Says Attacks On Country’s Ships Down Amid Anti-Piracy Efforts Off Western Africa
Attacks on South Korean ships dropped nearly 30 percent this year mostly due to a decline in cases in waters...
Army Dismantle Oil Bunkerers’ Camp, Arrest Vandals
The Nigerian Army says the troops of 6 Division, operating under “Exercise Still Waters”, have conducted raid operations and destroyed...
Piracy: Navy Deploys 13 Warships, 1,500 Troops In Gulf Of Guinea
The Nigerian Navy on Thursday deployed 13 warships, two helicopters and 1,500 troops in a special military exercise against pirates...
PERSPECTIVE: BIMCO Sees Best Chance In Years To Combat Piracy In The Gulf Of Guinea
Historically, piracy attacks in the Gulf of Guinea see a spike during the dry season which normally lasts from October/November...
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