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NIMASA Detains Four Vessels in Lagos Over Cabotage Violations
The Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) has detained four vessels in Lagos waters over alleged violations of Nigeria’s coastal shipping regulations, warning that maritime operators who fail to comply with the law will face stiffer sanctions. The vessels, MT HOLMES, MT FUJAIRAH ENERGY, JS...
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NIMASA Detains Four Vessels in Lagos Over Cabotage Violations
The Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) has detained four vessels in Lagos waters over alleged violations of Nigeria’s...
Senate Rejects Petrol Import Figures, Summons NMDPRA, NNPCL and NEITI Chiefs
Nigeria’s Senate has rejected conflicting records of petrol imports reported by two major petroleum agencies, summoning their heads and the...
The Minimum Wage Gap: One Pot of Jollof Still Swallows 37% of Monthly Earnings
The cost of preparing a pot of jollof rice in Nigeria fell by ₦3,400 between June and September, but the...
Nigerian Startups Raise $635m in Nine Months, Reclaim Africa’s Funding Lead
Nigerian startups attracted $635 million in funding between January and September 2026, reclaiming their position as Africa’s leading destination for...
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Nigerian Startups Raise $635m in Nine Months, Reclaim Africa’s Funding Lead
Nigerian startups attracted $635 million in funding between January and September 2026, reclaiming their...
