NPA Steps Up Push to Remove Non-Oil Export Bottlenecks

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The Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) has stepped up efforts to remove bottlenecks affecting non-oil exports. The authority is targeting expanded export channels, improved cargo processing and higher foreign exchange inflows into the economy.

A trade fair was held under the theme, 'Resilience, Trade, Taxation and the Economy.'

What the NPA is doing

The NPA's push covers non-oil exports, export channels and cargo processing. The aim is to increase forex earnings into the economy.

What is not yet known

Specific timelines, cargo volume targets, port locations and funding details were not disclosed.

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