The Nigerian government has flagged off the first cargo movement on the Lagos-Ibadan rail corridor from one of the three standard gauge rail lines at APM Terminals (APMT) Apapa, aiming to reduce congestion.
The facility is the only container terminal in Nigeria with on-site rail connectivity, offering multi-modal access via road, barge and rail.
Transport minister Saidu Alkai said: “The wagon freight train from Apapa port to Ibadan would move 90 containers daily, which would decongest the port and reduce demurrage for shippers.”
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