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Key players across Nigeria’s maritime and trade ecosystem have been honoured for outstanding contributions to port development, trade facilitation, and public service. Local News The recognition took place at the 6th edition of the JournalNG Port Industry Town Hall Meeting held on Friday in Apapa, Lagos. The event, themed “Towards
Stakeholders in the Nigerian maritime industry have identified rail connectivity, green energy adoption, and digital integration as critical pillars for unlocking growth and achieving a fully functional smart port system. They cautioned that without coordinated investments in logistics infrastructure, reliable power supply, and technology-driven operations, the country’s ports may struggle
Key players across Nigeria’s maritime and trade ecosystem have been honored for their outstanding contributions to port development, trade facilitation, and public service. The recognition took place at the 6th edition of the JournalNG Port Industry Town Hall Meeting held on Friday in Apapa. The event, themed “Towards a Regime
APM Terminals’ operations appeared six times in the top ten most efficient container terminals in the world, as ranked in the Container Port Performance Index (CPPI) 2023 published by the World Bank and S&P Global Market Intelligence. The CPPI is based on an extensive dataset from 405 ports worldwide, the
The appointment of Nigerian Shippers’ Council (NSC) as interim port economic regulator in February 2014 did not come as a surprise to many. The Council had lobbied for the position since 2006; shortly after cargo handling operations were transferred from government to private companies. To say that the decision of
The Federal Government said it has initiated plans to construct a rail line to link Badagry to Tin-Can Island Port and Tin-Island to Lagos Port Complex Apapa. The Minister of Transportation, said Alkali, who disclosed this on Thursday, said the proposed rail line will also link Lekki to Ijebu Ode,
The concept of the Lekki Deep Sea port was granted presidential endorsement on the 27th of February 2002 for the development of the multipurpose port terminal at a location 65km east of Lagos based on a Concession Agreement with Messrs Lekki Port LFTZ Enterprise Limited (LPLEL). The aim of developing
