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- Sep 30, 2026
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‘Nigeria needs efficient deep seaport, not more ports’ (opens the original)
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The National President of the National Council of Managing Directors of Licensed Customs Agents (NCMDLCA), Lucky Amiwero, has said Nigeria does not need too many seaports, but should instead focus on developing an efficient deep seaport capable of handling the country’s cargo and transshipment business. Amiwero said the proliferation of seaports without adequate infrastructure and cargo destinations was contributing to inefficiencies in the nation’s maritime sector. He spoke during the unveiling
MARCON conference to examine future of Nigeria’s fishing industry (opens the original)
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The Maritime Correspondents’ Organisation of Nigeria (MARCON) will hold a conference on Wednesday, September 30, to examine pathways to sustainable growth in Nigeria’s fishing industry. The conference, scheduled to take place at Rockview Hotel, Apapa, Lagos, will have the theme “Sustainable Fishing in Nigeria: Pathways to Growth, Food Security and Coastal Livelihoods.” It will bring together stakeholders from the fisheries and maritime sectors to examine challenges facing the industry and explor
Fed Govt threatens to shut down coastal highway over vandalism (opens the original)
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…40 trained coastal guards await the Commissioner of Police’s deployment. The Federal Government has threatened to shut down the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway within two weeks if persistent vandalism, indiscriminate parking, overspeeding and other illegal activities on the road are not brought under control. The Federal Controller of Works in Lagos State, Olufemi Dare, who issued the warning during an inspection of the highway, said the decision followed worsening security and safety challenges
Lagos ports handled 84.6% of Nigeria’s trade in Q2 (opens the original)
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Lagos ports handled an estimated N35.07 trillion, representing 84.6 per cent of Nigeria’s total merchandise trade of N41.44 trillion in the second quarter of 2026, underscoring the dominance of the nation’s commercial capital as its principal trade gateway. The latest Foreign Trade in Goods Statistics released by the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) showed that Nigeria recorded N27.02 trillion in exports and N14.42 trillion in imports during the quarter. Apapa Port, Lekki Deep Sea Port and Ti
Customs impounds containers with narcotics, expired goods valued at N43.6b (opens the original)
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The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), Apapa Area Command, has intercepted consignments containing cannabis sativa, codeine syrup, security-sensitive drones, expired consumer products and other prohibited goods with a combined duty paid value (DPV) of N43.6 billion. The seizures were displayed at the Apapa Port yesterday by the Comptroller-General of Customs, Dr Bashir Adeniyi, who said they were the outcome of sustained intelligence-led operations involving cargo profiling, documentary scrutiny and
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