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November 22, 2011 · about 14 years ago

Nigerian Ports See Bright Future

Before the 2006 concession, vessels that berthed at the ports could not carry more than 1,000 containers (TEUS) because of the limited … More info: thenationonlineng By OLUWAKEMI DAUDA [mappress] Source: thenationonlineng, November 23, 2011;

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Before the 2006 concession, vessels that berthed at the ports could not carry more than 1,000 containers (TEUS) because of the limited …

More info: thenationonlineng

By OLUWAKEMI DAUDA

[mappress]

Source: thenationonlineng, November 23, 2011;

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