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Can Nigeria Stem Its $1.5 Billion Losses to Foreign Marine Insurers?
Nigeria has lost over $1.5 billion to foreign marine insurers in just three years. That’s not a projection. It is an official figure from a March 2025 statement by the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA), pointing to the scale of outflows from shipping risks placed entirely abroad. Marine insurance covers a broad risk category, from hull and cargo to crew injury, pollution and wreck removal. Within this space, protection and indemnity (P&I) insurance…
Read MoreThe Ship of Nigeria’s Nascent Blue Economy Weighs its Anchor
The Depth of the unexplored is always a subject that piques the interest of mortal man. In Nigeria, the Blue Economy is as deep and vast as the ocean depths. And like the ocean, it is calm, untouched, unexplored, underutilised. It’s an economic ecosystem in itself that lies forlorn begging to be explored. However, the ship of progress has weighed its anchor and begun its maiden voyage into previously uncharted territory. Since the emergence of…
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