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06/08/2025

NEWS

NEMA Convenes Sectoral Coordination Meeting For 2025 Flood Response

The National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) has convened a Sectoral Coordination Meeting as part of its response strategy for the 2025 flood season.

The meeting held Tuesday, August 5, 2025, at the Agency’s Headquarters in Abuja, Nigeria's Federal Capital Territory (FCT), and brought together key stakeholders from relevant government ministries, departments and agencies (MDAs), as well as United Nations (UN) partners, to strengthen joint planning and ensure an effective national flood response.

The Director-General of NEMA, Mrs. Zubaida Umar, was represented by the Director of Planning, Research and Forecasting, Dr. Onimode Abdullahi Bandele, who declared the meeting open.

In her remarks, the Director-General emphasised the urgency of early action in view of forecasts by the Nigerian Meteorological Agency (NiMet) and the Nigeria Hydrological Services Agency (NIHSA), which project heightened flood risks across several states during the season.

She noted that the convening of the meeting was aimed at achieving a comprehensive and inclusive response to support communities at risk, stressing that disaster response is a complex task that no single agency can manage alone.

“The primary goal of this meeting is to reinforce sectoral coordination at both national and sub-national levels, harmonise contingency plans, and align resources for a timely, efficient, and inclusive humanitarian response,” she stated.

The Coordinator of the National Emergency Operations Center (NEOC), Ms. Wagami Lydia Madu, underscored the importance of each sector lead developing detailed work plans to ensure coordinated preparedness and collective response actions.

Participants at the meeting included representatives from critical stakeholder organisations such as the Federal Ministry of Water Resources and Sanitation, Federal Ministry of Women Affairs, Federal Ministry of Education, Federal Ministry of Health, Nigeria Police Force (NPF), National Human Rights Commission, World Health Organisation (WHO), United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), and the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (UNOCHA).

Discussions also covered the sectoral reporting template and the current status of floods across the country.

05/08/2025

NEWS

NIGERIA: Shippers’ Council, Tanzanian Delegation Strengthen Collaboration On Maritime Development

In a bid to enhance maritime operations and foster regional cooperation, Nigerian Shippers’ Council (NSC) has reaffirmed its commitment to working closely with Tanzania’s government.

This pledge came during a courtesy visit by a 19-member delegation from the United Republic of Tanzania to the NSC Headquarters in Apapa, Lagos State, South-West Nigeria.

The Executive Secretary and Chief Executive Officer of the NSC, Dr. Pius Akutah, expressed enthusiasm about the prospects for bilateral cooperation aimed at boosting shipping activities in East Africa.

The collaboration will focus on technical support, inter-port partnerships, capacity building, and infrastructure sharing, all intended to spur growth in Tanzania’s maritime sector.

Highlighting Nigeria’s supportive policies for private sector participation in port operations, Dr. Akutah commended Tanzania for having intention to include private investors in their shipping industry.

According to him, shipping business must be driven by the private sector because of the enormity of investments there in.

He also harped on the importance of transport connectivity in a quest to meet maritime hub under the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA).

The NSC boss explained that the shipping industry, especially in developing countries, must be driven by private investors.

Tanzanian High Commissioner to Nigeria, Ambassador Selestine Gervas Kakele, emphasised their intent to learn from Nigeria’s port economic regulatory framework, viewing the NSC as a strategic partner in developing indigenous shipping capabilities.

In his contribution, Deputy Attorney General of Tanzania, Sammel Marco Manene, said Nigeria is one of the prominent countries in West Africa that is doing credibly well in terms of trade.

According to him, Tanzania is trying to see how the country can benefit from the geographical location of its country as one of the countries in Africa.

Both sides underscored the importance of sustaining and expanding the robust trade relations between Nigeria and Tanzania, with plans for further engagement and knowledge exchange to drive maritime growth across Africa.

05/08/2025

NEWS

Nigeria Customs Hands Over Seized Fake Drugs To NAFDAC in Port Harcourt
• Vows Continued Crackdown On Counterfeit Imports

The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), Port Harcourt Area I Command, Rivers State, South-South Nigeria, has handed over a major seizure of fake pharmaceutical products to the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC), reinforcing the Service’s commitment to public health and safety.

According to a press release issued on Wednesday, July 30, 2025, by the command's Public Relations Officer, Assistant Superintendent of Customs II Jane Barilule, the Customs Area Controller (CAC), Comptroller Yola Hashim, described the seizure as a critical victory against those endangering Nigerian lives with fake drugs.

He noted that the interception occurred during a routine inspection of a 40-foot container falsely declared to be carrying motorcycle spare parts from China.

However, upon examination, officers uncovered 2,455 cartons of unregistered pharmaceutical products branded as Gebedol, concealed among 23 cartons of motorcycle spare parts, as well as 12 bags, with a duty-paid value of ₦3.29 million.

The CAC stated: “Fake drugs kill. They destroy families, weaken our healthcare system, and pose a serious threat to national security. Those involved in such acts are no different from terrorists.”

He praised the officers' professionalism and noted the crucial role played by intelligence from sister agencies.

He also highlighted the existing Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between the NCS and the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) as an effective framework for combating counterfeit imports.

The Hashim called for stronger collaboration among regulatory and security agencies to move from reactive seizures to proactive intelligence-led prevention.

In response, the Deputy Director of NAFDAC, Port Inspection Directorate, Adepoju Raufu, commended NCS for its vigilance and swift response, stressing that the counterfeit products could have inflicted serious harm if allowed into circulation.

He assured stakeholders that NAFDAC would commence immediate investigation, oversee the destruction of the consignment, and track the perpetrators behind the importation.

Raufu reaffirmed NAFDAC’s commitment to safeguarding public health and deepening collaboration with the NCS and other enforcement bodies.

The event was attended by representatives from the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), Department of Social Services (DSS), Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS), Nigeria Agricultural Quarantine Service (NAQS), and freight forwarding associations.

The event concluded with the formal handover of the seized items to NAFDAC.

05/08/2025

NEWS

GOMBE STATE: NEMA Zonal Director Visits Military DRUs To Strengthen Emergency Response Collaboration

As part of the ongoing efforts to deepen inter-agency collaboration in disaster preparedness and response, the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) Director for Northeast Zone, Mr. Sulaiman Yakubu, paid a courtesy visit to military Disaster Response Units (DRUs) in Gombe State, North-East Nigeria.

The units are those of the Nigerian Army (NA) 301 Artillery Brigade and Nigerian Air Force (NAF) Unit, Gombe.

The visits were carried out on August 4, 2025, as the Director was accompanied by the Head of NEMA Gombe Operations Office, Ummuna Ahmed, and some staff.

During the engagements, Mr. Yakubu expressed NEMA’s appreciation to the Nigerian Army and the Nigerian Air Force for their consistent support in disaster response operations across the North-East region.

He emphasised the importance of sustaining strategic partnerships with the military, especially in areas affected by natural and man-made disasters.

The Head of NEMA Gombe Operations Office also highlighted the agency’s plans to enhance flood early warning dissemination and improve joint simulation exercises with military partners.

In his response, Brigadier-General A. M. Mohammed reaffirmed the readiness of the 301 Artillery Brigade to support NEMA’s emergency responses and strengthen civil-military cooperation in humanitarian efforts.

The visits mark another milestone in NEMA’s proactive engagement with stakeholders in ensuring timely and effective disaster response in the zone.

05/08/2025

NEWS

KEBBI STATE: NEMA Conducts Full-Scale Flood Response Simulation 'Exercise Hadin Kai'

As part of efforts to strengthen disaster preparedness in high-risk communities, the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) has commenced a full-scale flood response simulation exercise, code-named "Exercise Hadin Kai", in Kebbi State, North-West Nigeria.

The Simulation Exercise (SIMEX), which began on Monday, August 4, 2025, is scheduled to run through Thursday, August 8, 2025, and involves a series of activities designed to test and enhance inter-agency coordination and community readiness in responding to flood emergencies.

At the opening session held at the Government House Conference Hall, Birnin Kebbi, the Director-General of NEMA, Mrs. Zubaida Umar, was represented by the Director of Search and Rescue, Air Commodore Kenneth Oyong.

The event featured a stakeholders' meeting and capacity-building training to prepare participants for the simulation.

The Executive Governor of Kebbi State, Dr. Nasiru Idris, was represented by the Commissioner for Humanitarian Affairs and Empowerment, Honourable Muhammadu Hamidu Jarkuka, who formally declared the event open.

Also addressing the gathering were the Director of NEMA North West Zonal Office, Alhaji Sani Lokoja, and the Executive Secretary of Kebbi State Emergency Management Agency (KBSEMA), who delivered the welcome address.

Several critical stakeholders delivered goodwill messages, emphasising the significance of collaborative efforts in disaster response, particularly in mitigating the impact of flooding.

The opening session featured technical presentations and a panel discussion.

The first presentation, delivered by Assistant Director of Operations, Mr. Labaran Ahman, focused on safety concerns during search, rescue, and evacuation operations in flood situations.

The second presentation, by Deputy Director of Operations, Mr. Eugene Nyelong, addressed issues related to displacement, sheltering, and protection of Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) and refugees during emergencies.

Stakeholders present at the event included KBSEMA, Sokoto State Emergency Management Agency (SEMA), Federal and State fire services, National Inland Waterways Authority (NIWA), Disaster Response Units (DRUs of the Nigerian Army(NA), Nigeria Police Force (NPF), and Nigeria Red Cross Society.

Others were Sokoto Rima River Basin Development Authority, Nigeria Hydrological Services Agency (NIHSA), Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), local divers and boat operators, members of the host community (Dukku), and media representatives.

Following the technical session, a team led by Air Commodore Kenneth Oyong, along with representatives from KBSEMA, Kebbi State Government, and other stakeholders, proceeded to the identified simulation site in Dukku community for inspection, site planning, and set-up of the exercise.

05/08/2025

NEWS

FCT: NEMA AOO Inaugurates, Trains NYSC EMV CDS Group

The National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) Abuja Operations Office (AOO), Nigeria's Federal Capital Territory (FCT), has trained and inaugurated members of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) Emergency Management Vanguard Community Development Service (CDS) Group.

The training, facilitated by the Head of NEMA AOO, Mr. Zakari Abubakar, and his team, was aimed at educating corp members on administrative structure of NEMA and build their capacity to strengthen emergency management in their areas of primary assignment.

In his remarks, Mr. Abubakar appreciated the management of the NYSC for the existing collaboration and encouraged the corp members to take the training seriously, as they would be expected to support every emergency management effort in their localities.

Lectures on the following topics were delivered to stimulate interaction and update the corps members on their roles as EMV, including brief on NEMA, basics of first aid, and practical session.

The entire programme was successful, marking a significant step in strengthening disaster management capabilities at the grassroot level.

05/08/2025

NEWS

Experts Decry Nigeria's 'Sea Blindness', Recommend FG Integration Of Blue Economy Into Foundational Learning Systems

Decrying Nigeria's "sea blindness", participants at a summit Saturday, August 2, 2025, stressed the need for Nigeria to integrate relevant marine and blue economy relevant education into her foundational learning systems.

While Nigeria, according to them, is poised to unlock vast economic and employment opportunities through the marine and blue economy, she risks failing to realise this
potential unless urgent and systemic changes are made to incorporate knowledge about the sector in the foundational stages of the nation's educational system.

During a one-day virtual summit convened by the Ocean Ambassadors Foundation (OAF) themed: “Massive Untapped Opportunities to Earn from the Maritime and Blue Economy Within and Outside Nigeria”, experts advocated for an immediate integration of marine and blue economy topics into Nigeria’s primary and secondary school curricula through the Ministry of Education and executed in collaboration with the National Education Research and Development Council (NERDC).

They warned that without early exposure to the principles and practices of the blue economy, young Nigerians will continue to overlook viable careers in shipping, marine engineering, aquaculture, and oceanography, among others.

In her welcome address the President of OAF, Mrs. Violet Olaitan Williams, provided the background on the Nigerian educational system and its marine and blue economy.

The slew of high profile speakers at the summit included the Chairman, Zoe Maritime Resources, and President, Women in Maritime Organisations of West and Central Africa (WIMOWCA), Barr. (Mrs.) Oritematosan Edodo-Emore; the Rector, Yaba College of Technology, Dr. Ibraheem Adedotun Abdul; former Lagos State Commissioner for Education and Principal Consultant/Chief Executive Officer, Leading Learning Limited, Mrs. Folashade Adefisayo; and the Executive Director, Ladela Schools, Abuja, and Chief Executive Officer, Teacher Connect, Mrs. Angela Ajala.

They noted that the absence of such content in the current curriculum is a major contributor to the pervasive "sea blindness" in Nigeria.

Alongside curriculum integration, the summit recommended a national training and certification programme for teachers on blue economy topics, noting that the knowledge gap among teachers is a fundamental barrier preventing the transfer of marine-related knowledge to students.

The participants urged the government and private sector to actively partner on nationwide training programmes that empower teachers to teach marine ecosystems, environmental sustainability, shipping logistics, and marine biodiversity effectively.

They recommended that educational institutions proactively initiate marine and blue economy career awareness campaigns within schools, including mentorship programmes, student clubs, and engagement with industry professionals to inspire interest and participation in the sector.

Noting the global shortage of seafarers, the stakeholders outlined the opportunity for Nigeria with her teeming youths largely unemployed.

According to them, Nigeria could rapidly build a pipeline of skilled marine professionals ready to take on both local and global opportunities.

Highlighting the need for targeted initiatives to encourage female participation in marine careers, the speakers blamed cultural biases and lack of exposure on blue economy for the low interest among Nigerian girls.

Coastal communities were equally identified as key stakeholders who must be actively involved in marine education and resource management efforts.

Another consistent theme throughout the summit was the need for public-private partnerships (PPPs) as speakers advocated for collaboration between maritime companies, educational institutions, non-governmental organisations (NGOs), and international bodies to support curriculum development, teacher training, and infrastructure improvements.

NEWSNEC RETREAT: ANLCA Boss, Nwokeoji, Indulges In Self-praise, Claims His Administration Has Restored Association's Glo...
05/08/2025

NEWS

NEC RETREAT: ANLCA Boss, Nwokeoji, Indulges In Self-praise, Claims His Administration Has Restored Association's Glory
• Wants Amendment Of Customs Act To Tackle Irregularities, Reinforce Agents’ Rights

Indulging in a bit of self-praise, the National President of the Association of Nigerian Licensed Customs Agents (ANLCA), Mr. Emenike Kingsley Nwokeoji, has said that his administration has in less than two years taken the association to a new dawn, having successfully reclaimed its lost glory.

Speaking on Friday, August 1, 2025, at the ANLCA National Executive Council (NEC) meeting held at Mambillah Hotel in Lagos, South-West Nigeria, Nwokeoji praised the strides made under the current leadership, attributing the turnaround to the unwavering support and unity among ANLCA members.

He said: “This is a new dawn in the recent history of our dear association. ANLCA, being the foremost and largest association in the maritime industry, has reclaimed her lost position and prestige within a very short period. The credit goes to you all.”

He that, ANLCA under his administration, has restored peace and internal cohesion, which has in turn repositioned the group to engage constructively with government agencies and other stakeholders.

Highlighting recent heights attained by ANLCA, the National President disclosed that the association has been instrumental in shaping the new Unified Customs Management System (UCMS) developed by the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), B’Odogwu platform.

Nwokeoji said: “Our input helped in a great way in shaping the participation of the declarant. Agents can now monitor their jobs from the comfort of their offices, unlike what obtained under NICIS.”

On the 2023 Nigeria Customs Act, he claimed that there are still several ambiguous provisions.

He said: “Until the necessary amendments are made through the National Assembly, we have articulated the grey areas and are ready to push for amendment at the right time. But for now, we have to live with them.”

Nwokeoji also revealed ongoing high-level engagements with the National Single Window Committee ahead of the project’s rollout next year.

Emphasising the need to protect customs agents from being sidelined, he said: “We’re the key operators and beneficiaries of this system. Our meeting yesterday at the National Secretariat was to ensure early identification of gaps or oversights before its launch.”

On the new tax bills recently signed into laws by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and ANLCA’s efforts to safeguard the role of customs agents in relation to their importer principals, the ANLCA National President said: “We’ve offered suggestions based on what we’ve read so far. We only hope the human factor won’t derail the true intent during implementation.”

Appreciating the ANLCA members for their sacrifices and commitment, Nwokeoji said that its leadership remains focused on defending members’ interests.

In his words: “We deeply appreciate and share in your challenges and pains. We cannot rest on our oars until victory is achieved.”

• The National President of the Association of Nigerian Licensed Customs Agents (ANLCA), Mr. Emenike Kingsley Nwokeoji.

NEWS Fano Boss, Obianigwe, Hails Extension Of CGC Adeniyi's Tenure • Preaches Greater Understanding Of B'Odogwu By All S...
05/08/2025

NEWS

Fano Boss, Obianigwe, Hails Extension Of CGC Adeniyi's Tenure
• Preaches Greater Understanding Of B'Odogwu By All Stakeholders To Overcome Challenges, Reap Benefits

A leading maritime operator and subsidiary of the Fano Group, Fano Shipping Agencies Limited, has hailed the one-year extension of tenure granted to the Comptroller-General of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), Bashir Adewale Adeniyi, by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

The Chairman of Fano Group, His Royal Majesty, Eze Damian Emeka Obianigwe, told journalists in his office in Lagos, South-West Nigeria, recently that the extension of the tenure of the Comptroller-General of Customs (CGC) Adeniyi was “a welcome development.”

Adeniyi's tenure extension, according to Eze Obianigwe, was well-deserved and would avail the CGC more time to continue the ongoing reformation of the NCS.

The royal father and veteran Customs broker, who commended the CGC for his transformational and visionary leadership since his assumption of office, said that the Customs chief's commitment and dedication to the Service, and his duty post was exemplary.

Obianigwe, who is the President-General of the Association of Igbo Maritime Practitioners in Nigeria (ASIMPIN), said that Adeniyi has already made indelible marks as Customs boss, and would replicate same as Chairperson of the World Customs Organisation (WCO) Council if given more time.

He noted that the CGC has, within a short time, initiated far reaching reforms aimed at total transformation of the NCS for continental and global relevance.

The Fano Group boss added that Adeniyi’s election as Chairperson of the WCO Council was a testament to his milestone achievements as the NCS Comptroller-General, stating that the Customs chief's tenure extension was a wise decision by the administration of President Tinubu.

Speaking on the challenges of B’Odogwu, the Unified Customs Management System (UCMS) developed by the Service, Obianigwe urged clearing agents and importers to exercise patience with the NCS, noting that the management has shown commitment to the project.

He also noted that every system has teething challenges and expressed optimism that the project would be perfected under the pragmatic leadership of the incumbent CGC.

He appealed to the NCS and terminal operators to also understand the fact that the challenges posed by B'Odogwu are not in any way caused by the clearing agents, but by system failure, submitting that it would be unjust to suffer a non-guilty party in the matter.

He called for more sensitisation on the B'Odogwu procedures for better understanding.

05/08/2025

NEWS

MMIA: Nigeria Customs Intercepts, Foils Attempt To Smuggle Over 1,600 Endangered Birds To Kuwait

The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), Murtala Muhammed Area Command, Ikeja, Lagos State, South-West Nigeria, recently intercepted a major illegal wildlife shipment, foiling an attempt to export over 1,620 protected birds to Kuwait.

The seizure recorded on Thursday, July 31, 2025, through routine inspection and heightened surveillance by the personnel of the command.

The consignment included live Ringnecked Parakeets (Parrots) and Green and Yellow-Fronted Canaries; all species that are protected under international conservation laws.

The Customs Area Controller (CAC), Comptroller Michael Toyin Awe, reaffirmed the command’s zero-tolerance stance against wildlife trafficking.

He said: “No illegal shipment will slip through under my watch. The eagle eyes of our officers are strategically positioned to detect and intercept any suspicious cargo.”

The seized birds fall under the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES), to which Nigeria is a signatory.

Consequently, their movement without valid CITES permits is a clear violation of both international and national wildlife protection laws.

Awe stressed: “We have a responsibility to ensure that all international trade in endangered species follows due process. This includes obtaining appropriate permits and proving the animals were legally sourced to prevent threats to their survival.”

The CAC explained that as investigations continue to identify and prosecute those behind the attempted smuggling, the intercepted birds will be handed over to the National Parks Service (NPS) — a sister agency tasked with rehabilitation and reintroduction of wildlife into their natural habitats.

According to him, this action reflects the inter-agency synergy and renewed operational focus championed by the Comptroller-General of Customs Bashir Adewale Adeniyi, who also serves as Chairman of the World Customs Organisation (WCO) Council.

05/08/2025

NEWS

LAGOS STATE: Government Sues For Calm As Over 12 Hours Heavy Rain Falls

The Lagos State Government on Monday called for calm from all residents of the state as the state experienced heavy rainfall in the last 12 hours.

Residents were assured that the state has put in place resilient infrastructure to combat flash flooding.

In a statement, the State Commissioner for the Environment and Water Resources,Tokunbo Wahab, informed residents that a new weather advisory from the Nigerian Meteorological Agency on Monday warned of heavy rainfall and thunderstorm for the next three days.

He stated that it is not impossible that some parts of the state may experience flash flooding because of the inability of the major collectors not being able to contain the run-off resulting from the very heavy rainfalls.

He reminded that the peculiar nature of Lagos as a coastal city and the effect of climate change makes it susceptible to vagaries of flash flooding, asking residents not to panic.

Wahab explained to all residents that Lagos being a coastal state, and with the heavy rainfalls, the level of water in the lagoon is bound to rise and will result in a tidal lock which will prevent discharge from all collectors.

According to him, all areas that are abutting the rivers and lagoons in lagos are also at risk of experiencing flash floods, which may come with high currents.

In view of the holiday period that most pupils and students are in now, he called for extra vigilance so that they do not go outside to play under the rain or swim in the flash floods.

The Commissioner also reiterated the earlier advisory to motorists and pedestrians not to wade through floods as there is the tendency that vehicles may be submerged and people swept away with such heavy floods.

He warned residents not to engage in disposing their refuse into the drains as the rains fall, noting that there are consequences for such acts and the refuse will end up blocking the drains and causing flash floods.

The Commissioner said that the state is intensifying the year-round cleaning and maintenance of all drainage channels as well as awarding contracts for the concrete lining of new ones to be able to contain run off from rainfalls.

He cautioned, however, that whenever more than usual rain falls as Lagos has witnessed in the last 12 hours-plus happen, all concerted efforts are required to checkmate its effects.

04/08/2025

NEWS

A delegation from the Nigerian Shippers’ Council (NSC) today, Monday, August 4, 2025, visited the Kenya Ports Authority (KPA) to explore operational practices and areas of collaboration.

The visit, led by the NSC Director of Regulatory Services, Margaret Chigozie Ogbonnah, focused on strengthening ties in the maritime and blue economy sectors.

Kenya Ports Authority, under its current strategy, handled just over two million twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs) last year.

This performance has attracted attention from regional and international stakeholders seeking to understand the systems behind the growth.

In their discussions with the KPA General Manager of Cargo Operations, Dr. Sudi A. Mwasinago, the delegation commended KPA’s commitment to efficiency and regulatory alignment.

The NSC, as a port economic regulator, plays a pivotal role in facilitating trade and ensuring fair competition in Nigeria’s maritime space.

By engaging with KPA, the Council seeks to learn how infrastructure, policy and port-user relationships can be optimised for shared growth.

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