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Eugene Agha

Lagos
As seen in: Daily Trust, AllAfrica
Daily Trust crime/defence/maritime correspondent.
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Nigeria must build maritime wealth around UTM FLNG – Expert

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By Eugene Agha
| Daily Trust Verified
Maritime expert, Captain Ladi Olubowale, has called on the Federal Government to use the UTM Offshore Floating Liquefied Natural Gas (FLNG) Project as a catalyst for Nigeria’s maritime industrialisation and economic transformation. Olubowale said the country’s first indigenous-led FLNG project should go beyond gas exports to develop a robust local maritime value chain spanning shipping, marine logistics, vessel ownership, offshore engineering and support services.
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Nigeria imports $1bn worth of fish annually — Dangote

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By Eugene Agha
| Daily Trust Verified
President of the Dangote Group, Alhaji Aliko Dangote, has expressed concern over Nigeria’s continued dependence on imported fish, disclosing that the country spends about $1 billion annually on fish imports despite its abundant marine and inland water resources.
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How mechanics, youths make money from Lagos floods

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By Eugene Agha
| Daily Trust Verified
Recently, the torrential rains that flooded Nigeria’s commercial capital and brought disaster on residents, also brought relief to the sweltering heat in the city, as well as introduced business opportunities that mitigated losses. The flood left submerged homes behind, crippled businesses, damaged vehicles and introduced heartbreaking stories of lives disrupted in a matter of hours. However, in the moment of chaos and loss, business opportunities emerged and many victims found consolation.
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