Mr Dantsoho said resolutions from the week-long meeting would shape policy formulation and strengthen government action across member states.
Mr Oyetola said the government was determined to transform maritime and logistics into engines of inclusive economic growth.
Mr Dantsoho said that the NPA remained committed to deploying innovative solutions to improve service delivery.
Mr Dantsoho said the new target represented a 40 per cent increase from the ₦894.8 billion it realised in 2024.
They attributed the recent congestion to simultaneous gate closures by APMT, which disrupted container evacuation and compounded yard congestion.
“You couldn’t investigate corruption without looking at Chagoury,” Mr Ribadu once told PBS in an interview in California.
The Nigerian Ports Authority says it is reviewing its charges upward by 15 per cent, citing a need for competitiveness and infrastructural upgrades.
