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AGSL MD, Mr Idowu Ayoola visits Mayor of Rukpokwu Town, Hon. Peter Webilo at his residence in Port Harcourt, Rivers State

Which flags rule the waves? 🌊 🚢It’s rarely the country where the ship is actually owned! Discover the six gigantic #flagstates that register the majority of the world's shipping fleet. ⚓️ Read the full Article 👉 marineinsight.com/maritime-law/t… #sailor #shipping #ShippingIndustry

AGS TEAM CARRIED OUT ON HIRE BUNKER AND CONDITION SURVEY AT RIVERS PORT COMPLEX, PTOL TERMINAL. At AGS Ltd, we have highly experienced and professional team for all your marine survey services in all Nigerian ports

ON HIRE CONDITION SURVEY AT RIVERS PORT COMPLEX, PTOL TERMINAL. #CARGOSURVEYOR

Learn how the partnership between @PUMA nad Maersk help ensure products are delivered on time wherever they’re needed, with help from solutions such as our East-West ocean network. #Puma #Maersk #Partnership #Logistics #AllTheWay

A grand conclusion to the 25th All India Major Port Cultural Meet 2025–26 at @ParadipPort! 🎊 ​Chairman Shri P.L. Haranadh graced the valedictory function, celebrating the spirit of camaraderie and cultural harmony among 200+ participants from across India’s major ports. 🇮🇳 Final Standings: 🥇 Overall Champion: Syama Prasad Mookerjee Port 🥈 Runners-up: Mumbai Port 🥉 2nd Runners-up: Deendayal Port & Cochin Port (Joint) ​Kudos to the PPA Organising Committee for a flawless event! 🎭🚢 @shipmin_india @PIB_ShipMin @PIB_India @PIBodisha @SMPort_Kolkata @MumbaiPortTrust @Deendayal_Port @sarbanandsonwal

A new year sets a new rhythm. At Lekki Port, January is about momentum—sharpening systems, aligning teams, and preparing for bigger trade volumes and stronger partnerships ahead. As vessels arrive and operations move into full stride, our focus remains clear: efficiency, reliability, and seamless connectivity for Nigeria and the region. This is how a year of progress begins. #LekkiPort #NewYearMomentum #OurPortOurPride #TradeGateway #MaritimeNigeria #PortOfTheFuture

Suezmax tanker damaged in Black Sea drone attack dlvr.it/TQD9Wq

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Showing Discharging of Bulk Gypsum at ECMT BERTH 4, CALABAR PORT

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Paradip Port Authority warmly welcomes Shri T. Venu Gopal as the new Deputy Chairman. His steady guidance and commitment have earned appreciation across the maritime community, and his contributions to various IPA and Ministry-level committees reflect his strong expertise. Team PPA looks forward to his leadership in advancing the Port’s growth and performance. #ParadipPort #PPA #Welcome #Leadership #MaritimeIndia @shipmin_india @MIB_India @PIB_India @PIBodisha @PIB_ShipMin @IWAI_ShipMin

📢 @APMTerminals Suez Canal Container Terminal in Egypt celebrates a USD 500 million upgrade that increases capacity by 2.2 million TEUs annually & creates over 1,000 new jobs. apmterminals.com/en/news/news-r… #GlobalTrade #Decarbonisation

Bulker crew stranded in Nigeria without pay for three months dlvr.it/TNF5b5

NPA, WACT-APM Terminals Sign MOU on Electrification Roadmap The West Africa Container Terminal (WACT), operated by APM Terminals Nigeria, and the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) have entered into a strategic partnership to advance decarbonisation across Nigeria’s port and transport ecosystem. This milestone was formalised on Monday in New York, where both parties signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to establish a framework and roadmap for electrifying containerised freight. The initiative aligns with the policies of the Federal Ministry of Marine and Blue Economy and signals Nigeria’s determination to embrace a sustainable, low-carbon future. Speaking at the signing ceremony, held at the Dutch Consulate during the Global African Business Initiative, Chief Executive Officer of APM Terminals Nigeria, Frederik Klinke, expressed optimism: “Nigeria is uniquely positioned to lead West Africa’s transition to low-carbon logistics by electrifying its container transport sector. As Africa’s largest economy and trade hub, Nigeria has the opportunity to leapfrog fossil-fuel infrastructure by adopting proven electric technologies. We are confident that this partnership will enable us to design and implement a phased roadmap towards an electrified future for container logistics.” Responding to the development, the Managing Director of the Nigerian Ports Authority, Dr Abubakar Dantsoho, noted the pioneering significance of the initiative: “This collaboration means that Onne Port will become Nigeria’s first green port, thereby advancing decarbonisation within the wider transportation ecosystem. It will also position Nigerian ports as leaders on the continent in sustainable port operations.” Dantsoho further congratulated APM Terminals for committing to fund the project with an investment of USD 60 million, describing it as a model that other African nations could emulate. The MoU builds on a study presented by APM Terminals to the Vice-President of Nigeria at the Decarbonising Infrastructure in Nigeria Summit in Abuja earlier this year. The study concluded that the transition from fossil fuels to electrified container freight could unlock private investment, generate skilled employment, and enhance energy reliability. Achieving this, however, will require strong coordination and collaboration between public and private stakeholders. Managing Director of WACT-APM Terminals Nigeria, Jeethu Jose, reinforced the company’s commitment to Nigeria’s future: “For APM Terminals, partnerships are essential to generating long-term growth and value in the countries where we operate. Our investments are directed at building a shared future for the people of the region, and we are eager to drive this project forward with our partners in the port industry.” The collaboration between NPA and APM Terminals represents a decisive step in Nigeria’s journey towards green port operations, reinforcing the nation’s leadership role in advancing sustainable infrastructure in Africa.

🌿 PPA Hospital Celebrates the 10th National Ayurveda Day Paradip Port Authority Hospital marked the 10th National Ayurveda Day with a series of initiatives promoting holistic health and wellness: 1️⃣ A seminar for medical staff on “Ayurveda for People and Planet”, led by our Ayurvedic Consultant, Dr. Tapas Ranjan Sadangi. 2️⃣ A field health camp at Neheru Bangala, Ward No.1, Paradip, where 61 people received Ayurvedic care. 3️⃣ Ayurveda e-Kits distributed to all Port Users of PPA Hospital. We also invite everyone to explore the Ayurveda e-Kits on the PPA Hospital website as part of the celebrations. #ParadipPortAuthority #PPAHospital #NationalAyurvedaDay #AyurvedaForWellness #CommunityHealth

COSCO is not only about containers. Here is the CHAN XIN YUAN, a neo panamax LPG. 736' × 120', in ballast, heading north after clearing Agua Clara locks. She is heading to the U.S.A. A fully bilingual chinese crew. Several years ago, interpreters were sometimes needed.

🎤 Voices of Blue Women Africa 🌊 🙋‍♀️ Discover the message of Lydia Picoteiro Bettencourt, Lawyer at the Court / Member of the Paris and Cabo Verde Bar Associations #bluewomenafrica #BlueWomen #africa #women #leadership #Voices #BlueWomenAfrica #BlueEconomy #CaboVerde