Nigeria has 6 sea ports, namely: Lagos (Apapa) port [the largest], Tin Can Island port, Rivers port, Onne port, Delta port and Calabar port Lagos Port Lagos City, Lagos State Tin Can Island Port Lagos City, Lagos State Rivers Port Bonny/ Port Harcourt, Rivers State Onne Port Federal Ocean Terminal (FOT)Bonny/ Port Harcourt, Rivers State…

Nigeria’s sea ports are: Lagos (Apapa) port [the largest], Tin Can Island port, Rivers port, Onne port, Delta port and Calabar port Lagos Port Lagos City, Lagos State Tin Can Island Port Lagos City, Lagos State Rivers Port Bonny/ Port Harcourt, Rivers State Onne Port Federal Ocean Terminal (FOT)Bonny/ Port Harcourt, Rivers State Federal Lighter…

The Port is situated in the Gulf of Guinea, also known as Rivers Port Complex it started from a humble beginning; evolving from one berth for coal export; to four berths to handle a cargo mix of import/export merchandise. Presently, the Port with a quay length of 1,259 is capable of accommodating eight modern sea-going…

Historically, Calabar port served as an important focus of trade with the outside world for the Eastern States and a natural harbour for the Northern States of Nigeria right from the pre-colonial and colonial times. The Old Port was privately administered and operated by various shipping companies until December 1969 when the Federal Government took…

Tin Can Island Port is located North West of Lagos Port Complex and has bearing of Latitude 62*N Longitude 30* 23E. Its pre concessioning came into being 1975 when the country experienced increase in the economic activities during the oil boom coupled with the post-civil war reconstruction. This led to high volume of import and…

Apapa Terminals Operators Type of Cargo Areas  Covered CommencementDate Terminal A & B Apapa Bulk Terminals Ltd Bulk Berths 1-5, Sheds andWarehouse 3rd April, 2006 Terminal C & D ENL Consortium -Break Bulk-General Cargo-Container Berths 6-14,Sheds 6-13 3rd April, 2006 ContainerTerminal APM Terminal Ltd -Container Berths 15-18 A 20th March, 2006 Terminal E Greenview Dev.…

The Lagos Port Complex also referred to as Premiere Port (Apapa Quays) is the earliest and largest Port in Nigeria. It is situated in Apapa, Lagos State, the commercial center of Nigeria. The Port was established in 1913 and construction of the first four deep water berths commenced in 1921. The Apapa Port is well…

Port operations and development in Nigeria began in the middle of the 19th century. The effort towards the provision of facilities for ocean going vessels started with the opening of Lagos Lagoon in the early 1909. The Apapa Port in the South West was earmarked for development in 1913 and construction of the first four…

The Nigerian Railway System pioneered the rapid opening up of the geographical area called Nigeria. The Railway System, therefore represents the oldest modern form of transportation in Nigeria. Railway development in Nigeria was initiated by private interest. This was later taken over by the then Colonial Government as Government Railway for the purpose of easy…

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