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Congratulations a.nd well done Dr Waniko

Thankyou minister 🎉

can you share this report please

The solution is simple but we refuse to plan well, Create an inland port terminal at some location close to the Lagos-Ibadan/Benin expressway, such as Mowe or at Otta in Ogun state. A railway will link the Apapa and Tin Can ports to this inland port and most containers will be ferried by train to this inland port. 80-90% of Trucks will collect and drop off at this point and from there carry the goods inland. Only goods destined for Lagos metropolis should be collected at the seaports. Lagos will be de-congested and de-polluted

That last scream 🤯 at the end of the video was not necessary

Na today! Make we dey watch.

12 years?

I honestly suspect traffic has moved to Port Harcourt.

Sustainance and maintenance are the key words required.

Well done!

Awesome progress. I hope this can be sustained

Good reportage. Well done to the reporters & production crew of Maritime TV. Also, well done to everyone at the Ports the collaborative effort in clearing the bottlenecks around the roads. 👏🏽

Good reportage. Well done to the reporters & production crew of Maritime TV. Also, well done to everyone at the Ports the collaborative effort in clearing the bottlenecks around the roads. 👏🏽

Brilliant...weldone...I live on this axis...The difference is enormous...Weldone.

Ell done! Keep it up.

PMB handwork

🎉❤i love u

Go Ross!

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See my mum o😍 Smart woman cheeee

What can African ports do to become more a smart hub amid daunting challenges?

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My boss

Great. I hope your voice will be heard by the concerned bodies. Our maritime agency are not helping the situation as well. I think should hit the nail on the head. Because they gave room for some shipping companies to do and act anyhow they want, and maltreat seafarers as they wishes Thanks Mr Emmanuel

Mecy buku

I never know Port Harcourt seaport was the first seaport to be established in Nigeria. I used to think it was Calabar or Lagos

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FEEDBACK If you have an English speaking guest. Then proceed in English, only. If you have a French speaking guest then proceed in French, only. You waste time manually translating when instead the captions can do the translations. The time is cut short because you're translating.

Thank you Martime TV Africa, thank you Dr. Obiora Madu for sharing with us your insight and expertise. It is up to Africans to discuss and implement matters that would spur the economic development of our continent. Keep that spirit, we shall overcome!

It's quite interesting that Dr Obiora pointed out the issue of value addition with regards to achieving UNCTAD predictions on Africa as the next big force in global supply chain. Thanks for your insightful points and contributions.

Dr. Madu, a Pan-Africanist, thanks for being here to share your knowledge and thoughts.

What is your opinion about what they are saying, Dr. Madu? What can Africa do to close the gap devoid of Western opinion interference?

Nigeria needs a skilled and adaptable workforce capable of contributing to various stages of the supply chain, from manufacturing to logistics and distribution.. Emphasis should be placed skills acquisition

But it is underutilized. Federal government comsoders6a

Well done

Great, but Nigeria government keep playing politic with calabar seaport

Where can I go for the training am interested

Do you @maritimetv have a number, one could call to make enquiries on maritime services

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Am crane operator I need a job

Much regards

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God help us we people of cross river state

GREAT INTERVIEW SESSION. WELDONE

THANK YOU SO MUCH

Am highly interested in working on a cruise ship or vessel

Good day, pls where can I learn crane operating cause I have been on the search for a while now

The journey is long but Alhamdulillah mama 🙏🏻

God bless NIWA,watching this video inspires me as a student of marine science and technology

We missed an opportunity to have this man as a president, but I believe he’ll be president someday.