APMT takes another look at Nigeria’s Badagry port development
On a prime ministerial visit to Denmark this week, Nigerian officials signed a memorandum of understanding with APM Terminals to develop a new greenfield container terminal at Badagry.
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On a prime ministerial visit to Denmark this week, Nigerian officials signed a memorandum of understanding with APM Terminals to develop a new greenfield container terminal at Badagry.
"The agreement commits the parties to exclusive negotiations to explore the development of Badagry Port, where the deepwater capacity would be transformational in strengthening Nigeria's role as a leading...
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On a prime ministerial visit to Denmark this week, Nigerian officials signed a memorandum of understanding with APM Terminals to develop a new greenfield container terminal at Badagry. "The agreement commits the parties to exclusive negotiations to explore the development of Badagry Port, where the deepwater capacity would be transformational in strengthening Nigeria's role as a leading gateway port in West Africa and creating significant new transhipment opportunities.
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"The agreement commits the parties to exclusive negotiations to explore the development of Badagry Port, where the deepwater capacity would be transformational in strengthening Nigeria's role as a leading gateway port in West Africa and creating significant new transhipment opportunities.
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