How to make Nigerian ports competitive
In this piece, we looks at several challenges bedevilling the Nigerian maritime industry and how to fix them to attract more patronage Before the idea
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Nigerian ports to become fully digital by 2025 – Koko
The Acting Managing Director of Nigerian Ports Authority, Mr. Mohammed Bello-Koko, has stated that deliberate measures and investments are being undertaken by the authority to
COVID-19: Nigerian ports to witness shortfall of cargo import
Shippers Association Lagos State (SALS) has warned that the second wave of the coronavirus pandemic would be more deadlier than the first wave that grounded
Nigerian Ports lose N10bn as #EndSARS protests paralyse operations
The Nigerian maritime sector may have lost over N10 billion in revenue in the last two days following the ongoing #EndSARS protests which paralysed Port’s
Infrastructure: Nigerian Ports lack basic amenities at 60
Port users exposed to open defecation, ‘shot put’ Apapa Port City, Nigeria’s premier port complex and international gateway to the economy is now a stinking
Report: Nigerian Ports Lose $55m Daily to Congestion
A report by Dutch consultancy firm, Dynanmar has revealed that widespread congestion at the Nigerian ports is costing the Nigeria about $55 million (N20.8 billion)
Nigerian ports: Where there’s no ease of doing business
Cargo Clearance Cost Eight Times More Than Goods – Shippers Nigerian Ports Non-preferred Destination In ECOWAS – Licensed Agents ‘Poor Infrastructure Jeopardising Operations’ Not Reviewing
Nigerian ports to commence 24-hour operations
Heads of maritime agencies have agreed to work on modalities for a quick commencement of 24-hour operation at the ports, the Director-General of the Nigerian
Minister decries high cost of operations in Nigerian ports
The Minister of State for Transportation, Gbemisola Saraki, has described Nigerian ports as the most expensive in the West African sub-region. A statement signed by
