President Muhammadu Buhari is set to commission the newly constructed Lagos-Ibadan rail line by January 2021. @MinTransportNG@ChibuikeAmaechi,
disclosed this on Thursday in Abuja during the inauguration of recently elected members of the @CiotaNigeria@ChibuikeAmaechi said Buhari was a committed reformer determined to change the face of transportation in the country.
@CiotaNigeria President, @JamohBashir, while welcoming the minister, disclosed that the transport sector was moving into a new era of professionalism that was set to usher in excellence across the various modes.
According to him,“I just got the mandate from President Buhari that he would commission the Lagos-Ibadan railway in January 2021. However, they should have been operating even before that time. #TeamNIMASA#NIMASAPressCentre
I also have approved the cost of transportation by rail from Lagos to Ibadan. We just transferred the cost, as that of Kaduna, which we think is quite fair.” @ChibuikeAmaechi
“In the transport sector under this government, a lot is going on, like working to complete the terminals under aviation. I am sure you would have seen changes at the Port Harcourt airport and Abuja.
I am sure the Minister of Aviation will tell us very soon when the airport in Kano and the one in Lagos would be completed.” @MinTransportNG
In his remarks earlier,@JamohBashir the DG #NIMASA,lauded the effort of the Fed.Govt. to upgrade the transport infrastructure.He said @CiotaNigeria was promoting professionalism and training to aid the government with the right manpower to man the transport infrastructure.
To ensure professionalism, @JamohBashir said @CiotaNigeria was working hard to empower members with the required skills, knowledge and expertise to man the country’s transportation infrastructure. #TeamNIMASA#NIMASAPressCentre
The Institute is also working with universities and other tertiary institutions to try to build professionalism in the transport sector from the undergraduate level, adding that committees have been set up to follow up on policy recommendations from CIoTA to ensure implementation
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@nimasaofficial has revived efforts to change the Terms of Trade for the affreightment of Nigerian crude oil from Free on Board (FOB) to Cost Insurance and Freight (CIF).
Director-General of #NIMASA, @JamohBashir disclosed this in Lagos, when he received a delegation from the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) led by the newly appointed Group General Manager, Crude Oil Marketing Division, NNPC, Sir Billy Okoye.