Improving rail links is also central to the NIIMP, with the master plan noting at the time that the network “needs to be almost completely rehabilitated or rebuilt”. The longer-term vision is to expand routes to a create multi-modal … See more

Nigeria has 8,600 km of inland waterways. The longest are the Niger River and its tributary, the Benue River but the most used, especially by … See more

The six Nigeria’s seaports are:
• Apapa Port and Tin Can Island Port in Lagos State;
• Onne Port and Port Harcourt in Rivers State;
• Warri Port in Delta State; and See more

The Nigerian Merchant Navy is not a legally recognized body, but the senior officers are represented by the Merchant Navy Officers' and … See more

Nigeria’s roads and highways form the backbone of the country’s transport network, as these arteries handle 90% of all passenger and freight traffic, according to the NIIMP. As it is the largest segment – contributing N2.4trn ($6.4bn) to GDP in 2020, down from … See more

In 2004 Nigeria had 105 kilometers of pipelines for condensates, 1,896 kilometers for natural gas, 3,638 kilometers for oil, and … See more

Thirty-seven Bridges nationwide are undergoing maintenance and repairs in 2022, some of which have been due for decades. Among those the bridge from the mainland to Bonny … See more