Blue Lagos–LASHMA Partnership Unlocks Telemedicine Access for 152 Coastal Communities
Blue Lagos Initiatives has sealed a landmark healthcare partnership with the Lagos State Health Management Agency (LASHMA) to expand access…
Nigeria Eyes €59M EU Backing To Crush Illegal Fishing, Boost Blue Economy
Nigeria is set to tap into a €59 million funding window under the West Africa Sustainable Ocean Programme (WASOP) as…
LASWA, Interferry Move From Theory To Action With Hands-On Ferry Safety Programme
The Lagos State Waterways Authority (LASWA), in collaboration with Interferry, has commenced the practical phase of its landmark Ferry Safety…
Ogbeifun Leads Industry Heavyweights as AMSAY Holds 10th Maritime Youth Conference Tomorrow
Nigeria’s maritime industry will converge in Lagos tomorrow as the Annual Maritime Students and Youth Conference (AMSAY) holds its 10th…
AMSAY Beyond 10 Years: Stakeholders Seek Structure, Scale, Lasting Impact
As the Annual Maritime Students and Youth Conference (AMSAY) marks over a decade of impact, stakeholders across Nigeria’s maritime industry…
Enisuoh Headlines 10th AMSAY Conference, To Spotlight Youth Role in Maritime Future
Renowned maritime and aviation expert, Captain Warredi Enisuoh, is set to headline the 10th edition of the Annual Maritime Students…
Nigeria Targets World-Class Ship Registry As NIMASA Seals Strategic Talks With Malta
The Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) has intensified efforts to reposition Nigeria’s Ship Registry to global standards following…
AMSAY @ 10: Maritime Youths Set To Immortalise Folarin, Asoluka With Posthumous Honours
Nigerian maritime youths, under the auspices of the Annual Maritime Students and Youth (AMSAY) Conference, are set to honour two…
Decade of AMSAY: Two Women Still Hold Unmatched Triple-Award Feat
As the AMSAY Conference celebrates its 10th anniversary (2016 to 2026), a decade-long review of its academic honours has spotlighted…
From Classroom To Career: How AMSAY Conference Is Transforming Nigeria’s Maritime Students
For many Nigerian maritime graduates, the toughest journey begins after school—navigating unemployment, securing sea-time experience, and breaking into a highly…