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| Re: The Tinapa Project Is So Stupid. by Nobody: 5:33am On Oct 01, 2009 |
@ topic may God deliver us from poverty and poverty stricken mentality. Amen. Tinapa Shipping Line makes maiden voyage CALABAR—The Tinapa Shipping Line, which started operations Monday as a cargo vessel to serve the Tinapa Business Resort and neighbouring state, made its maiden voyage to the dormant Calabar Sea Port in Calabar, Cross River State. The shipping services, a collaboration between the Tinapa Business Resort and Ropacorp Shipping Services, is part of efforts to ignite business at the Tinapa Business Resort and boost the economy of the state and the surrounding areas.The ship, a 4500 metric ton cargo vessel owned by Mr. Robert Glover, a Cross Riverian, is one of the four planned by the shipping line.It came in from Italy, laden with diverse goods largely imported by operators at the Tinapa Business and Leisure Resort. Managing Director of Ropacorp Shipping Services, Mr. Robert Glover, said the ship would ply Calabar and the West African coast every four days and would serve mostly business operators at the Tinapa and others doing business at the Calabar Free Trade Zone and beyond. The vessel has the capacity to carry about 300 containers and would be manned by Russian and Ukrainian crew, who would in due time be replaced by a Nigerian crew to conform with the provisions of the cabbotage law. Managing Director of Tinapa Business Resort, Bassey Ndem, expressed hope that the development would bring about a huge economic impact to the operations of Tinapa and the state. His words: “The operation of Tinapa Express will rejuvenate the Calabar Port. The port here will enjoy all the fees, transport firms in Calabar and container handlers will benefit and there will be creation of other jobs, increase of economic activities will take place instantly http://www.vanguardngr.com/2009/09/29/tinapa-shipping-line-makes-maiden-voyage/ |
| Re: The Tinapa Project Is So Stupid. by Nobody: 5:36am On Oct 01, 2009 |
Tinapa asks Govt for Waivers To Indigenous Ship Owners Mr Bassey Ndem, Managing Director of Tinapa Business and Leisure Resort, Calabar, has appealed to the Federal Ministry of Transport to grant waivers to indigenous shipping operators. Ndem said at the launch of "MV Tinapa Express", a 4,500 metric tonnes cargo vessel at the Calabar Port yesterday, that a waiver regime for Tinapa Shipping Line and other maritime investments in Calabar Free Trade Zone would boost shipping business in the area. He said that the vessel, with a capacity for 300 containers, is owned by Tinapa Shipping Line and Repacorp Shipping Services and that the introduction of the vessel would boost operations at the Tinapa Resort centre. The Managing Director of Ropacorp Shipping Services, Mr Robert Glover, an indigene of Cross River, said that the MV Tinapa Express would ply Calabar and the West African coast every four days and would serve, essentially, Tinapa and Calabar free trade zones operators. http://leadershipnigeria.com/index.php/news/business/6639-tinapa-begs-govt-on-waivers-to-indigenous-ship-owners |
| Re: The Tinapa Project Is So Stupid. by carnal: 11:55am On Oct 14, 2009 |
Pls i need details on anyone who has visited tinapa to assist me with infos and updates about the place,cheers |
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