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NSDP: Government instrument for crusade against dearth of seafarers -010709
By David Ogah
SEAFARERS can be regarded as the human element of the shipping and the industry that contributes significantly to global and sustainable development and prosperity. They help in carrying the world's commerce safely, efficiently and at a fraction of the environmental impact and cost of other modes of transport.

Customs begins onslaught against piracy, seizes N226m videos -010709
By Odita Sunday
THE Federal Operations Unit (FOU), Zone A of the Nigerian Customs Service has seized 15,000 pieces of both Nigerian and foreign pornographic films.

Nigerian SAR centre rescues vessel second time in six months -010709
By David Ogah
FOR the second time in the last six months, the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) has rescued a Sao Tome flagged vessel off the Nigerian coast. The vessel was this time on a voyage to Cotonou en-route Gabon.

Marcus Jones becomes IMAREST's new COO -010709
MARINE industry expert, Marcus Jones, has joined IMAREST as its first Chief Operating Officer (COO), working closely with the Chief Executive.