Even as labour and civil society coalition mobilize for the fuel subsidy strike, the Nigerian Ports Authourity has said that the nation’s seaports will remain open for business, strike or no strike.
A statement issued on Friday and made available to Shipping Position Daily explained that the clarification was in response”to numerous public enquiries”.
Even as labour and civil society coalition mobilize for the fuel subsidy strike, the Nigerian Ports Authourity has said that the nation’s seaports will remain open for business, strike or no strike.
A statement issued on Friday and made available to Shipping Position Daily explained that the clarification was in response”to numerous public enquiries”.
According to the statement which was signed by the agency’s general manager, public affairs, Chief Michael Ajayi, “the Management of Nigerian Ports Authority wishes to state that the Nation’s seaports remain open for business as usual”.
The statement stressed that the ports are in operations round-the-clock.
It advised port users to take advantage of the uninterrupted port services.
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