By Toyin Falola The problem of insecurity in Nigeria has evolved from being a troubling, catastrophic occurrence within the nation to becoming a defining structural crisis recurring consistently.
The New Experience Newspaper Celebrates 8th Anniversary with Maritime Industry Leaders, Others Lagos, Nigeria – The New Experience Newspaper is proud to announce its 8th anniversary celebration, themed “Repositioning Nigeria’s
…Warn That Shipping Industry’s Biofuels Plan Threatens Rainforests, Communities and Climate Corporate Accountability and Public Participation Africa (CAPPA) and 68 other international nongovernmental organisations have warned the United Nations International
Commodore Martins Fakrogha, the Commander, Nigerian Navy Ship (NNS) Jubilee, Ikot Abasi, has called for closer collaboration with other security agencies to ensure improved operations. Fakrogha who made the call
Gov. Lucky Aiyedatiwa of Ondo State has forwarded the names of six commissioner nominees to the state House of Assembly for screening and confirmation. This is contained in a statement
A Consultant Gynaecologist, Dr Ayodele Ademola, has cautioned against the use of sex enhancement drugs, saying people should stop using it “except when exceptionally necessary.” Ademola, who is also the
…Council Suspends Jamoh From Certifying Financial Statement In Nigeria* By Alex Akao The Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) has been sanctioned by the Financial Reporting Council of Nigeria
By Alex Akao Private security operators engaged by government to secure crude oil theft from Nigeria has said that the nation is currently saved of a daily loss of a
By Alex Akao Former Director General of Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) Mr Temisanre Omatseye has raised the alarm over an alleged underhand transactions in which commercial ships
The Federal Government has been blamed for its failure to put an end to the inferno at its Ororo-1 Well at OML95 in Ondo State, three years after
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