NCC
NPA sets up Committee on review of existing Concession agreement
The Management of Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA), has set in motion; a committee to liaise with representatives of Terminal Operators in the review of existing Concession agreement in the ports.
Addressing participants at a Quarterly Meeting between NPA Management and the Stakeholders in the Maritime Subsector in the Lagos area for the year at the Rock view Hotels, Apapa, the managing director, Hadiza Bala Usman said Management has put in place machinery at ensuring that there is a level playing field for Operators doing business in the sector using the Ports as it would ensure that rules guiding Port Operations are strictly adhered to the latter.
She reiterated the commitment of Management at ensuring that outstanding payments and dues meant for the NPA coffers by Stakeholders are remitted as quickly as possible .This she stated would provide an enabling environment for efficient Port services in view of the vital role the Maritime sub sector plays.
However, NPA boss frowned at the attitude of Shipping Companies and Terminal Operators who connive to litter the roads with empty containers under the guise of having a Holding bay. Sanctions she stressed would be meted to erring Organisations who refuse to obey rules guiding these directives after a One week window.
Earlier in her welcome address, the Port Manager Lagos Ports Complex (LPC) Hajiya Aisha Ibrahim explained that the meeting was a platform for NPA and its Stakeholders to discuss the challenges facing operational efficiency. Efforts she said are in top gear to continually provide succor through palliatives on the roads leading to the Ports in consonance with the Ease of Doing Business before permanent solutions are made by relevant agencies.
-
Health7 days agoISRT 2026: Global experts converge in Lagos to advance cancer care across Africa
-
Football7 days agoBallon d’Or 2026: The key rules shaping the race for football’s biggest prize
-
Business7 days agoVersat Automobile to launch Chery’s EXEED premium brand in Nigeria
-
Comments and Issues1 week agoDigital Rights and the 2027 Poll in Nigeria
-
Comments and Issues6 days agoYes, many kidnappers are embedded in the Nigeria Police
-
Business5 days agoOlufemi Olaiya to deliver keynote at Africa Business & Enterprise Conference 2026
-
Energy1 week agoPetrol Price War: Where are Nigerians getting the cheapest fuel?
-
Comments and Issues1 week agoTantita and renewed hope in crude oil production


