Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today Thursday 27th July 2023
Tribune Newspaper Headlines Today and news Dailies Update on current affairs happening now in Nigeria today 27/07/23
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Export volume handled by Customs at Tin Can rises by 110%
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Export volume handled by Customs at Tin Can rises by 110%
The Tin Can Island Port Area Command of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) handled 291,436.43 metric tonnes of exports in the first half of 2023. The H1 2023 export volume represents an increase of 110.8 percent over the 138,246.5 metric tonnes handled in the first half of 2022. Customs Area Controller of the command, Adekunle
Export volume handled by Customs at Tin Can rises by 110%
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CVFF amendment: Indigenous ship owners may boycott fund —MASPAN
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CVFF amendment: Indigenous ship owners may boycott fund —MASPAN
The Managing Director/CEO of Bricks Musten Mattoni, a maritime firm operating in Nigeria offshore sub-sector, Mr Emmanuel Maiguwa, has said that if the Federal Government thinks that the Cabotage Act needs to be amended before disbursement of the $700 million Cabotage Vessel Financing Fund (CVFF), then the ship owners who has been contributing to the
CVFF amendment: Indigenous ship owners may boycott fund —MASPAN
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How UK and Wales conduct terrorism trials
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How UK and Wales conduct terrorism trials
In the face of the terrorism and gun-running charge brought against suspended CBN governor, Godwin Emefiele by the Nigerian government, how such trial is conducted in the country that gave birth to Nigeria, is considered here by an eminent jurist, Rt Hon Sir Charles Haddon-Cave. The manner in which terrorism trials are conducted is a
How UK and Wales conduct terrorism trials
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No vessel, port facilities destroyed in Lagos Port fire outbreak — Operator
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No vessel, port facilities destroyed in Lagos Port fire outbreak — Operator
Sifax Group, the parent company of Ports and Cargo Handling Services (P&CHS), operators of Terminal C of the Tin-Can Island Port, has refuted claims that port facilities and a vessel was destroyed in the fire inferno that razed a shore crane at the port terminal recently. The operator also stated that the fire was immediately
No vessel, port facilities destroyed in Lagos Port fire outbreak — Operator
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Maersk Line ordered to pay $700,000 to sacked whistleblower
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Maersk Line ordered to pay $700,000 to sacked whistleblower
Maersk’s American unit has been ordered to pay over $700,000 to a former employee who was fired after complaining about vessel safety to the US Coast Guard. In December 2020, a chief mate aboard the 4,154 Twenty-foot Equivalent Unit (TEU) Safmarine Mafadi, now Maersk Tennessee, reported a list of concerns about the ship’s condition. Following
Maersk Line ordered to pay $700,000 to sacked whistleblower
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INTELS donates fashion design shop to WEPSS best graduating student
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INTELS donates fashion design shop to WEPSS best graduating student
Nigeria’s oil and gas logistics giant, INTELS Nigeria, has donated a fully furnished and equipped fashion and tailoring shop to Esther Wehere, an indigene of Rivers State. Wehere emerged as the Best Graduating Student, 2022 Batch ‘B’ of INTELS’ Women Empowerment Project Scheme Synergy (WEPSS). Managing Director of INTELS Nigeria Limited, Mr Pasquale Fiore, while
INTELS donates fashion design shop to WEPSS best graduating student
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NAGAFF writes Tinubu, seeks appointment of Hassan Bello as transportation minister
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NAGAFF writes Tinubu, seeks appointment of Hassan Bello as transportation minister
The National Association of Government Approved Freight Forwarders (NAGAFF) has urged President Bola Tinubu to appoint Hassan Bello as the minister of transportation. NAGAFF, in a letter dated July 14 and signed by Chief Patrick Ogbo, Senior Special Assistant to the founder of NAGAFF, said it was making the request from its vantage position and
NAGAFF writes Tinubu, seeks appointment of Hassan Bello as transportation minister
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Trouble looms as thousands of truckers fail Lekki Port Truck registration
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Trouble looms as thousands of truckers fail Lekki Port Truck registration
Trouble is currently brewing at Nigeria’s first deep seaport in Lekki following the failure of many truckers to pass or make themselves available for the ongoing truck registration process at Lekki Port. Checks by the Nigerian Tribune revealed that the container terminal operator at Lekki Port, the Lekki Freeport Terminal, has been registering trucks before
Trouble looms as thousands of truckers fail Lekki Port Truck registration
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Pharmacists must prepare to store, administer vaccines in Nigeria —PCN registrar
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Pharmacists must prepare to store, administer vaccines in Nigeria —PCN registrar
REGISTRAR, Pharmacy Council of Nigeria (PCN), Ibrahim Ahmed, has asked Nigerian pharmacists to seek and acquire necessary skills and certification, in preparation for Federal Government’s approval to store and administer vaccines. Ahmed, while giving the charge at the oath taking and induction of 58 new pharmacists from the 2021/2022 Pharmacy graduates at the University of
Pharmacists must prepare to store, administer vaccines in Nigeria —PCN registrar
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Fix up demands of health workers, CMD urges Tinubu
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Fix up demands of health workers, CMD urges Tinubu
CHIEF Medical Director (CMD), The Redeemer’s Health Centre, Dr Olumide Ibode, has called on President Bola Tinubu to rise up to the task of caring for the few medical workers left in the country, who are already overworked, adding that only healthy people can help build the economy. The CMD, who made this call on
Fix up demands of health workers, CMD urges Tinubu
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