Nigeria: NITT to Holds Summit On Future of Nigeria's Transport Sector

30 September 2025
Daily Trust (Abuja)
By Abubakar Sadiq Mohd.

The Nigerian Institute of Transport Technology (NITT), Zaria, will hold a high-level summit on the future of Nigeria"s transport sector for innovative solutions

Speaking with newsmen about the event, Dr. Joshua Odeleye, Director, Transport Technology Centre of the Institution, said experts and stakeholders would brainstorm on transport and logistics leadership in Abuja on Tuesday.

He added that the summit themed "Building Sustainable Transport and Logistics Infrastructure in Nigeria: Current Trends and Future Insights," was aimed at providing platform for policymakers, regulators, operators, industry leaders, academics, and investors to engage on the future of transport and logistics in Nigeria.

Dr.Odeleye further stated that summit would feature keynote addresses, strategic panel sessions, technical presentations, and networking opportunities.

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He said it would bring together participants from the road, rail, maritime, aviation, pipeline, logistics, and allied sectors.

"It will also serve as a forum to discuss innovative solutions to Nigeria's infrastructure and mobility challenges while highlighting opportunities for collaboration, investment, and growth.

"This summit is designed to stimulate dialogue and action that will shape the future of transport and logistics in Nigeria. By bringing stakeholders under one roof, we aim to promote efficiency, innovation, and sustainability across the entire ecosystem."

He added that the Nigeria Transport and Logistics Leadership Awards will recognize the transformative contributions of leaders and organisations across the sector, selected through a nationwide nomination and voting process initiated on multiple media platforms, including national dailies.

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