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The Future of West African Ports: A Deep Dive into Lagos, Abidjan, and Dakar’s Expansion

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How West Africa’s Ports Are Transforming into Global Trade Hubs West Africa’s maritime industry is undergoing a major transformation, driven by multi-billion-dollar investments in port infrastructure. The region’s top three ports – Lagos (Nigeria), Abidjan (Côte d’Ivoire), and Dakar (Senegal) – are expanding rapidly to meet growing trade demands and position themselves as regional shipping […]

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Ship Repair and Maintenance in Nigeria: A Comprehensive Guide

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Nigeria serves as a significant maritime hub in West Africa, with key ports in Lagos, Port Harcourt, Warri, and Calabar facilitating international trade and shipping activities. Given the operational demands on vessels, ship repair and maintenance in Nigeria are crucial for ensuring efficiency, safety, and compliance with industry regulations. This guide provides insights into marine

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How APM Terminals’ $115 Million Upgrade at Onne Elevates West African Maritime Trade

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Nigeria continues to solidify its position as a critical gateway for maritime trade in West Africa. One recent development that underscores this trend is the completion of a $115 million upgrade by APM Terminals at the West Africa Container Terminal (WACT) in Onne, Nigeria. According to MaritimeProfessional.com, this investment aims to significantly enhance operational efficiency

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Ship Repair in Nigeria: Best Practices & Cost-Saving Tips

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Nigeria is home to some of the busiest ports in West Africa, making ship repair and maintenance a crucial industry for vessel owners, fleet operators, and marine service providers. Keeping vessels in optimal condition ensures compliance with IMO regulations, reduces downtime, and extends the ship’s lifespan. In this guide, we explore the best practices for

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Major Ports in Africa: The Key Maritime Hubs Driving Global Trade

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Africa’s trade economy is powered by its coastal shipping hubs, with several key ports handling millions of tons of cargo every year. Whether it’s the major ports in Africa facilitating container shipping, bulk cargo, or oil exports, these ports play a critical role in global trade. In this guide, we’ll explore the top major ports

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Nigeria Customs To Auction Uncleared Overtime Vehicles At Lagos Ports After 2-week Ultimatum

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Nigeria Customs Service to auction Overtime vehicles and containers at Lagos ports after two-week ultimatum. Affected overtime cargoes littered around Apapa, Kirikiri Lighter Terminal, PTML and Tincan Island Ports. NCS says it will commence auctions of all uncleared overtime goods after the expiration of the grace period. The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) on Thursday gave

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