Stakeholders in Nigeria’s maritime sector have stated that the country’s goal of becoming a primary maritime and trade gateway for West and Central Africa depends on a comprehensive, end-to-end modernization of its port facilities. According to industry experts, this transformation must encompass infrastructure upgrades, the integration of digital systems, regulatory reforms, enhanced security measures, and the development of efficient transport connections to the hinterland.
The call for modernization comes amid rising concerns regarding the current state of port operations and their impact on national trade competitiveness. Industry participants argue that without addressing these systemic challenges, Nigeria may struggle to maintain its position in the regional maritime market.
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