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US$7 billion annual maritime revenue loss

Status
No final report
Assembly
House of Representatives
Opened
20 December 2023
Assembly term
10th National Assembly (2023–2027)
Committee
Committees on Ports and Harbours, National Planning and Economic Development, Maritime Safety, Education and Administration, and Nigerian Shippers' Council
Sum at issue
US$7 billion
Subject
Revenue and remittances
Without a report for
1,057 days

On a motion by Julius Ihonvbere (APC, Edo) and Ibrahim Isiaka (APC, Ogun), the House of Representatives mandated its Committees on Ports and Harbours, National Planning and Economic Development, Maritime Safety, Education and Administration, and Nigerian Shippers' Council to investigate the gaps in the maritime sector. The motion said Nigerian ports handled barely 10 percent of West African imports although about 60 percent were bound for Nigeria, at an estimated loss of US$7 billion a year, and that the ports of Calabar, Port Harcourt, Warri and Koko remained undeveloped.

What the record shows

  • 20 December 2023
    Probe opened.
  • As of 11 November 2026
    No final report of this probe has been found on the public record.

Opened more than 120 days ago, and no final report of the committee has been found on the public record. Interim reports and hearings are shown where known. Know of a report, hearing or outcome missing here? Send a correction.