Nigerian Ports Authority outlines new plan to grow non-oil exports
The Nigerian Ports Authority has introduced a new strategy aimed at increasing Nigeria’s non-oil exports. Abubakar Dantsoho, the Managing Director of NPA, highlighted the importance of infrastructure renewal, export process simplification, and port automation in this plan. He emphasized the strategic role of Enugu as a commercial gateway and the need to connect local producers to global markets. The NPA is also investing in port rehabilitation and supporting the development of new deep seaports.
TLDR
- Abubakar Dantsoho announced the NPA’s strategy at the 37th Enugu International Trade Fair.
- The plan focuses on infrastructure renewal, export process simplification, and full automation of port operations.
- The NPA is rehabilitating key eastern ports like Onne, Warri, and Calabar, and supporting new deep seaports.
- Export Process Terminals (EPTs) have been established to streamline export procedures and reduce inefficiencies.
- The NPA is implementing the National Single Window system to automate processes and enhance ease of doing business.
