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Lekki Port Excites Minister With Economic Prospects

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“More Jobs, More Opportunities, Greater Economy”-Sambo

Alhaji Muazu Sambo Minister of Transport 

The Minister of Transport, Alhaji Muazu Sambo, has said that the Lekki deep-sea port project would create 112,000 jobs to Nigerians upon its completion.

Sambo gave the declaration on Sunday in Jalingo the headquarters of Taraba state while speaking with newsmen.

The Minister said the port would bring more tonnage, and revenue to the port and the country as the project would impact positively on the Nigeria’s economy.

In his words “The Lekki deep-sea port project is significant because the largest ships in the world can berth at the Port. That means, more tonnage, more cargo, more revenue for the port and for the country and more economic activities”.

“And above all,  over 112, 000 both direct and indirect jobs will be created as a result of the creation of the Lekki deep-sea port. This will be in the first few years and as time goes on and as activities expand, the number of the jobs will even multiply and that is what is good for us. For as more jobs we have, the more our ability to put food on the table of many Nigerians,’ Sambo said.

All eyes and so much hope is anchored on the coming on stream of the Lekki Deep Sea Port even as issue of cargo evacuation seems not to be a priority, we hope the port does not become another Apapa, Tin Can nightmare especially in area of traffic gridlock along the Lekki corridor.

As they say, failing to plan is planning to fail.

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