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NIGERIAN INSTITUTE OF SHIPPING

The Nigerian Institute of Shipping is a professional body certificate of incorporation and registered number 3953.

ABOUT THE NIGERIAN INSTITUTE OF SHIPPING

The Nigerian Institute of Shipping is a professional body certificate of incorporation and registered number 3953. As a matter of fact, it emergence as the first indigenous professional body having been established on 20th October, 1983, following major shipping conference held in Lagos and Port Harcourt in 1981 and 1982 respectively by the Nigerian Shippers Council. As a matter of fact, its emergence was a direct answer to the call by shipping technocrats, manufacturers, importers and exporters, bankers, insurance houses, academic and researchers etc. for an organized professional body to promote and regulate the shipping industry.

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NIGERIAN INSTITUTE OF SHIPPING

On the 2nd July 1986, The then Minister of Internal Affairs, Col. John .N. Shagaya, endorsed the Certificate of Incorporation with registration No. 3953, thereby formalizing the existence of the first Nigerian Professional body on shipping known as “THE NIGERIAN INSTITUTE OF SHIPPING”. On the 26th July, 2002 the Charter of the Institute was gazette by act of Parliament via Government Notice No. 10 Vol. 89 to train and regulate shipping professions and related matters in Nigeria.

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On the 2nd July 1986, The then Minister of Internal Affairs, Col. John .N. Shagaya, endorsed the Certificate of Incorporation with registration No. 3953, thereby formalizing the existence of the first Nigerian Professional body on shipping known as “THE NIGERIAN INSTITUTE OF SHIPPING”. 

I have been working with NIGERIAN INSTITUTE OF SHIPPING for over 3 years. I have always found their rates competitive, but it is their service that adds the extra value for me.

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My experience with The Nigerian Institute of Shipping Companies has been of good service and compliance. They are always checking status and following up all our shipments. Customs clearance is on time and we never have to rush. Thank you!“

Funke

Owner/Managing Director

As a satisfied customer of The Nigerian Institute of Shipping for over 6 years, we can truly say "we could not have done it without them".Their vast knowledge and experience of all aspects of the importing process is what makes them truly special.

Maria Mary

Retired Govt Officer, ON, Canada

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You will need to pass the Professional Qualifying Examinations (PQE). Candidate with a similar qualification with years of experience in the maritime industry will need to apply for exemption.
 
If you are a member of other institute related in shipping and is recognized by the Nigerian institute of shipping, as well as a member by examination, we will exempt you on subject basis.
 
Members who meet the necessary criteria can apply to the zonal branches or direct to it’s headquartered in Lagos to be considered for upgradement to fellowship.
 
 
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