Yemi Olakitan
The Managing Director of NPA, Mohammed Koko has disclosed that it is partnering with the World Bank to revamp Nigeria’s port infrastructure. He revealed this on Tuesday through his official X handle after meeting the World Bank team led by Alicia Stephens and Aleksandar Stojanov.
According to him, NPA, and World Bank are working on a partnership towards modernising Nigeria’s decaying port infrastructure. Koko said Nigeria’s port modernization remains a top priority.
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“In our bid to achieve port efficiency, I met with two members of the World Bank team, Alicia Maude Stephens and Aleksandar Stojanov, where we discussed our priority areas for support and assistance.
“One of our top priorities is fixing the decaying port infrastructure with a low-cost fund to execute the port modernization programme.
“Trade and services remain one of the most sustainable ways of increasing revenue during an economic slowdown. To increase our share of trade, we must expedite the digitization process and equipment renewal.
“We outlined how the World Bank can support us in strengthening the digital infrastructure, closing gaps, and enhancing the port user experience.”
