Amaechi tasks Oyo State Govt on Ibadan inland dry port
Minister of Transportation, Rotimi Amaechi, has urged Oyo State Government to participate in putting infrastructures in place for the Inland Dry Port in Ibadan. Amaechi,
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FG to launch maritime security project next month
Minister of Transportation, Rotimi Amaechi, has said that the Maritime Security Project to secure the Gulf of Guinea, GoG, would be launched in Lagos in
Lekki Port management, govt working on road expansion
The management of Lekki Port, LFTZ Enterprise Ltd. (LPLEL) is working with the Federal Government and Lagos State Government to ensure the expansion of road
Apapa gridlock: Economy bleeds as Nigeria loses N18trn
Cargoes trapped at ports The wearisome gridlock on the Tin Can Island and Apapa ports link roads in Lagos, two of the nation’s premier seaports,
FG to inaugurate maritime security project in June
The Minister of Transportation, Rotimi Amaechi, said on Monday that President Muhammadu Buhari would inaugurate the Maritime Security Project in Lagos in June. Amaechi made the disclosure when
Local content best way forward for Nigeria’
The Managing Director LADOL, Dr. Amy Jadesimi, has said the best way to move Nigeria and its economy forward is to embrace local content, being
I didn’t plot Garba’s removal from NPA board, says Bala-Usman
The suspended Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) Managing Director, Hadiza Bala Usman, yesterday denied plotting the removal of Senator Binta Garba from the agency’s board. In
Our safety practice a norm –Ladol
The management, staff and stakeholders of LADOL Free Zone held their annual safety week tagged: The Keys to Safety are All in Our Hands. Its
Ex-NPA board member accuses Bala-Usman of financial impropriety
A former Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) board member and senator, Binta Masi Garba, has accused the suspended Managing Director, Hadiza Bala -Usman of financial irregularities.
NPA: CSOs back Reps, want EFCC to probe non-remittances under Bala-Usman
Some civil society organisations have supported calls by a cross section of members in the House of Representatives for the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission
