The Nigerian maritime sector is facing crises. The crises include poor access roads, high shipping charges, multiple cargo handling charges and astronomically high customs duty. The inconsistencies in government policies have also over the years scared stakeholders away from the nation’s seaports, which has added to the multiple extortion points along the ports’ corridors. Interestingly,…
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Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency, NIMASA, has said that the oil rig, which capsized and killed at least one worker on Tuesday at Ovhor in Warri, Delta State, had been operating on the country's waters illegally since 2016. SaharaReporters had reported that tragedy struck at Seplat Energy company with at least one person killed.