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NIMASA prioritises Nigerian-flagged vessels under cabotage regime

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NIMASA has restated its commitment to prioritising Nigerian-flagged vessels to develop indigenous capacity under the Cabotage regime. Read More: https://punchng.com/nimasa-prioritises-nigerian-flagged-vessels-under-cabotage-regime/

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