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Tribune Online on MSNWhy Lekki Port does not patronise indigenous barge operators — BOANThe Barge Operators Association of Nigeria (BOAN) has revealed that Lekki Port is currently not patronizing indigenous barge operators due to the type of barges being used by most indigenous operators ...
Beijing’s trade bets on African ports are paying off, but protecting those investments could mean repurposing facilities for ...
After building his mega refinery, Dangote is now looking to develop a seaport in Ogun State. The port could help streamline the supply chain for some of his cement plants and the nearby refinery.
The Shipping Agencies, Clearing and Forwarding Employers Association (SACFEA) has called on the federal government to reduce ...
The Shipping, Shipping Agencies, Clearing and Forwarding Employers Association (SSACFEA) has urged the federal government to ...
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The East African on MSNNigeria finally buys into Africa free trade, seeing windfall for seaportsNigeria is finally buying into the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), seeing a windfall for its seaports for the ...
In some cases, like the Lekki Deep Sea Port in Nigeria, Chinese companies dominate the whole port development enterprise.
Chinese state-owned enterprises have expanded their influence across Africa by becoming stakeholders in approximately 78 out ...
Chinese companies are builders, financiers, or operators in an estimated 78 of 231 African commercial ports, according to a ...
Says Green Line Rail Project on Track …Visits Alaro City, Reaffirms Commitment to Development By Olasunkanmi Akoni Lagos ...
Efforts by successive Akwa Ibom State administrations to actualise the construction of a deep seaport have continued to hit the proverbial brick wall. Akwa Ibom is a littoral state, with a shoreline ...
For instance, China Harbour Engineering Company was the contractor and engineering firm for Lekki Deep Sea Port in Nigeria. The firm took a 54 per cent stake in the port which it operates under a ...
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