Maritime debt recovery in Nigeria is challenging, particularly because the assets securing those debts are rarely stationary. In fact, attempting..
Cabotage Vessel Financing Fund (CVFF) Default in Nigeria: A Recovery Framework for Primary Lending Institutions
The activation of the Cabotage Vessel Financing Fund (CVFF) in 2026 has been welcomed as a major step toward strengthening..
Caveat Against Arrest Of Vessels: A Practical Shield Against Unnecessary Ship Arrests In Nigeria
Given the commercial significance of vessels and the substantial financial consequences that accompany their detention, ship arrest has rightly been..
From Policy Vision to Economic Prosperity: Unlocking ₦3 Trillion Annual Revenue in Nigeria’s Blue Economy
Nigeria stands at the threshold of a transformative economic era as global economies increasingly embrace sustainable maritime based development through..
The Strait of Hormuz Crisis amid the US–Israel–Iran War: Legal Implications in International Maritime Law
The ongoing US–Iran war dynamics, alongside broader Middle East tensions, including Israel–Iran hostilities, have intensified global concern over a potential..
Maritime reports on regulatory developments
The Nigeria Maritime Space has witnessed tremendous growth over the last year. The Ministry of Marine and Blue Economy, i.e…
Local Content Policies in Nigeria’s Maritime Sector: Impact on Economic Growth
Nigeria’s local content laws are reshaping the maritime sector by boosting indigenous capacity, reducing foreign dependence, and driving economic growth.
Liability Coverage in Cargo Insurance Contracts: All-Risk vs. Named Perils
Cargo insurance protects goods in transit by managing liability for loss/damage. Learn the legal, financial & policy differences between All-Risk & Named Perils
How Ship Management Can Contribute to Nigeria’s Economy
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): A New Dawn in Nigeria’s Maritime Sector – What You Need to Know
Cabotage Vessel Financing Fund (CVFF) supports Nigerian shipowners with funding to acquire and maintain vessels under the Cabotage Act, boosting local shipping capacity.