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Nigeria: 'NPA Committed to Elimination of Systemic Corruption At Nation's Seaports'
This Day, 22 March 2022
Managing Director of Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA), Mohammed Bello Koko, has reiterated the organization's commitment to the elimination of systemic corruption and other criminal… Read more »
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Nigeria: Nigeria Losing Billions to Manual Operations At Seaports
Leadership, 22 September 2021
Fifteen years after the federal government concessioned the nation's seaports to private operators for improved efficiency, the private operators are yet to fully automate their… Read more »
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Nigeria: Ports Regulation - Snooping Into Jime's Uploading Agenda
This Day, 3 December 2021
The task of ports economic regulation is indeed an enormous one. It is even more so considering the peculiarity of the ports system, the Nigerian factor that has permeated into the… Read more »
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Vanguard, 22 September 2021
Despite several interventions by relevant authorities, persistent gridlock along Apapa Expressway, inward ports access roads, and environs, occasioned by activities of truckers and… Read more »
Stemming The Tide of Corruption at Nigeria's Seaports
Nigerian Ports Authority Director, Mohammed Bello Koko, has reiterated the organisation's commitment to the elimination of systemic corruption and other criminal practices at the nation's seaports. He affirmed the authority's position to operate in compliance with the standard operating procedures stipulated in the Nigerian Port Process Manual - a project it funded to enhance operational excellence and service delivery at all Nigerian seaports and terminals, writes This Day.
InFocus
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Gridlock, chaos and confusion remain the order of the day in Apapa, the area housing Nigeria's biggest port complex and its environs in Lagos, where truck drivers have been stuck, ... Read more »
