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    Nigeria’s Transport Ministry mull plans for truck parks

    July 4, 2017
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    *Apapa-Wharf road traffic gridlock caused by trucks.

    04 July 2017, Sweetcrude, Lagos — THE Federal Ministry of Transportation in collaboration with the Nigerian Shippers’ Council(NSC) and Kings Communications Limited has concluded plans for a two-day national summit on the establishment, management, and operations of Transit Truck Parks in Nigeria.

    The move to establish these parks is to enhance trade and investment with a view to reviving the nation’s economy.

    The summit which scheduled for Tuesday 11th and Wednesday 12th, July 2017 at the Sheraton Hotels and Towers, Abuja, has the Minister of Transportation, Rt. Hon. Rotimi Amaechi, as the chief host and, will deliver the welcome address while the Minister of Power Works and Housing, Mr. Babatunde Fashola will deliver the keynote address.

    The summit with theme ‘Truck Transit Parks: Providing Critical Infrastructure for Trade and Transit in Nigeria’, seeks to assemble stakeholders in transport and logistics sector to optimize the potentials and investment opportunities in TTPs and harmonize and standardize truck parking facilities on Nigerian roads.

    According to the spokesman for the Nigerian Shippers’ Council(NSC), Mr. Ignatius Nweke, among those expected to attend the summit are some of the critical stakeholders in the project, which include state governors and transport commissioners, haulage truck owners, transport unions, construction companies, relevant National Assembly committees, prospective investors and leaders of thought in the sector.

    Those expected to deliver papers at the event include: The Minister of State for Budget and Planning, Mrs. Zainab Ahmad, “ Overall Analysis of Infrastructural Deficit in the Transport Industry in Nigeria: The Need for Strategic Funding”; the Director General, Infrastructure Concession Regulatory Commission(ICRC), Dr. Aminu Diko, “PPP Models and the Way Forward for TTP Projects in Nigeria”.

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