Nigerian Shipowners said the African Continental Free Trade Agreement will boost the country’s maritime potential.
They want government’s collaboration and support to fast track development in the shipping sector, while also stressing the need for increased maritime security.
They say Nigeria’s shipping industry in the next five years, will secure a three point five billion dollar growth, if properly harnessed.
Nigerian Shipowners said the African Continental Free Trade Agreement will boost the country’s maritime potential.
They want government’s collaboration and support to fast track development in the shipping sector, while also stressing the need for increased maritime security.
They say Nigeria’s shipping industry in the next five years, will secure a three point five billion dollar growth, if properly harnessed.
Nigerian Shipowners said the African Continental Free Trade Agreement will boost the country’s maritime potential.
They want government’s collaboration and support to fast track development in the shipping sector, while also stressing the need for increased maritime security.
They say Nigeria’s shipping industry in the next five years, will secure a three point five billion dollar growth, if properly harnessed.
Nigerian Shipowners said the African Continental Free Trade Agreement will boost the country’s maritime potential.
They want government’s collaboration and support to fast track development in the shipping sector, while also stressing the need for increased maritime security.
They say Nigeria’s shipping industry in the next five years, will secure a three point five billion dollar growth, if properly harnessed.
Nigerian Shipowners said the African Continental Free Trade Agreement will boost the country’s maritime potential.
They want government’s collaboration and support to fast track development in the shipping sector, while also stressing the need for increased maritime security.
They say Nigeria’s shipping industry in the next five years, will secure a three point five billion dollar growth, if properly harnessed.
Nigerian Shipowners said the African Continental Free Trade Agreement will boost the country’s maritime potential.
They want government’s collaboration and support to fast track development in the shipping sector, while also stressing the need for increased maritime security.
They say Nigeria’s shipping industry in the next five years, will secure a three point five billion dollar growth, if properly harnessed.
Nigerian Shipowners said the African Continental Free Trade Agreement will boost the country’s maritime potential.
They want government’s collaboration and support to fast track development in the shipping sector, while also stressing the need for increased maritime security.
They say Nigeria’s shipping industry in the next five years, will secure a three point five billion dollar growth, if properly harnessed.
Nigerian Shipowners said the African Continental Free Trade Agreement will boost the country’s maritime potential.
They want government’s collaboration and support to fast track development in the shipping sector, while also stressing the need for increased maritime security.
They say Nigeria’s shipping industry in the next five years, will secure a three point five billion dollar growth, if properly harnessed.
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