Nigeria’s local content laws are reshaping the maritime sector by boosting indigenous capacity, reducing foreign dependence, and driving economic growth.
Nigeria’s local content laws are reshaping the maritime sector by boosting indigenous capacity, reducing foreign dependence, and driving economic growth.
Cargo insurance protects goods in transit by managing liability for loss/damage. Learn the legal, financial & policy differences between All-Risk & Named Perils
Nigeria loses millions yearly to poor vessel management. Discover how ship management can unlock $44B, boost GDP & turn idle ships into national assets.
Cabotage Vessel Financing Fund (CVFF) supports Nigerian shipowners with funding to acquire and maintain vessels under the Cabotage Act, boosting local shipping capacity.
OAL Senior Partner Dr. Olisa Agbakoba SAN writes to President Tinubu, urging adoption of legal policy as the foundation for Nigeria’s economic transformation.
Piracy threatens Nigeria’s maritime sector, but technology-driven solutions like AI, drones, & satellite tracking can enhance security & curb piracy effectively.
Nigeria’s maritime sector drives trade and growth but faces challenges from outdated laws and weak implementation, impacting its full potential.
Nigeria’s maritime sector drives trade and energy exports but faces challenges from outdated laws and weak implementation, hindering growth.
Nigeria’s maritime sector is vital to its economic wealth but urgently requires measures to safeguard its extensive and strategic coastal resources.
Becoming a ship owner in Nigeria presents various prospects for business ventures, leisure activities, exploration, and discovering new horizons.