…airport development, road infrastructure, energy prospects and the proposed Gateway Deep Sea Port, could transform the region into a major economic hub with far-reaching benefits for Nigeria. Abiodun said the convergence of these strategic assets would accelerate economic growth in Ogun State while strengthening Nigeri…

…with global ports and logistics operator DP World for the development of the Gateway Deep Sea Port and the 10,000-hectare Ogun State Blue Marine Special Economic Zone. Together, the projects are expected to attract an initial investment of $10 billion and create more than 50,000 direct jobs. The proposed port will have…

…OGUN — Coastal & Industrial Development: Lagos–Calabar Coastal Highway corridor, Gateway Deep Sea Port and Blue Marine Special Economic Zone. ONDO — Roads: Development along the Ibadan–Ife–Ilesha–Akure–Benin corridor. OSUN — Housing & Roads: A 250-unit Renewed Hope Estate alongside major regional road corridors. OYO —…

…refined products must reach the market efficiently,” he said. Sanwo-Olu said the Lekki Deep Sea Port, Lekki Free Zone and Dangote Refinery could stimulate wider economic activity. “Their real significance will be measured by the businesses, jobs, supply chains and new industries that grow around them,” he said. The pos…

…cocoa, avocados and coffee gaining access to Chinese households. She listed Lekki Deep Sea Port, Lekki Free Trade Zone and Ogun-Guangdong Free Trade Zone as flagship projects driving Nigeria’s industrialization, noting that the two zones now host over 300 companies and have created tens of thousands of jobs. “The Lekki…

…trillion exports and N14.42 trillion imports during the quarter. Apapa Port, Lekki Deep Sea Port and Tin Can Island accounted for the bulk of the trade, with their combined export and import flows estimated at N34.90 trillion. Apapa Port alone handled N25.53 trillion in aggregate exports and imports, comprising N19.07…

…cargo, petrol and bulk gas. The vessels are carrying out their operations at Lekki Deep Sea Port, Apapa Port and Tin Can Island Port, all in Lagos. 26 ships carrying petroleum products, food items expected at Lagos ports

…Road, Section II. The Federal Government also spent N291.3bn on the Lekki Deep Sea Port Access Road, N250bn on the Renewed Hope Smallholder Support programme and N228.4bn on the Ilesha-Akure-Benin road section. The scorecard further listed N124.7bn for the construction of 1,550 housing units for Nigerian Armed Forces p…

…private capital could support infrastructure development in Nigeria. It cited the Lekki Deep Sea Port as another example of a major infrastructure project delivered through a concession arrangement involving private investment. The commission said such projects were particularly important to Nigeria’s ambition to build…

…Nigeria’s ports and preserving the integrity of the nation’s supply chains.“Lekki Deep Sea Port is a very important component of our national economy and a source of pride for the nation. The port has continued to perform remarkably well, supporting government revenue generation and the country’s broader economic aspir…

…he said. The governor also highlighted ongoing infrastructure projects such as the Lekki Deep Sea Port, Dangote Refinery, Lagos International Financial Centre project, and the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway, describing them as key to strengthening Lagos' global competitiveness. He added that Lagos is working with neighb…

Governor Abiodun dismissed allegations linking him to the relocation of the Dangote Refinery from Ogun State to Lagos, insisting that the decision was taken before he assumed office,