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2 December 2024

The Role Of Public-Private Partnerships In Developing Nigeria's Ports And Maritime Infrastructure

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Nigeria's maritime sector, though crucial to its economy, faces challenges such as aging infrastructure, inefficiency, and insufficient funding.
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Nigeria's maritime sector, though crucial to its economy, faces challenges such as aging infrastructure, inefficiency, and insufficient funding. To address these issues, Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) have emerged as a promising solution. PPPs combine the resources and expertise of the private sector with the government's oversight to accelerate infrastructure development.

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