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  1. State invests in road networks and drives urban regeneration projects in Alimosho, Ikoyi, and Agege.
  2. Lagos is recognized as one of Africa's fastest-growing coastal cities, with efforts underway to unlock the potential of its waterfront corridors.
  3. The Lagos State Waterways Authority is managing blue economy initiatives in Lagos that contribute to continental development goals for Africa.

Operators Call for Infrastructure and Subsidies for Lagos Water Transportation

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Emmanuel was appointed Special Adviser on Blue Economy by the Lagos State Government. During a program, the Association of Tourist Boat Operators and Water Transporters of Nigeria (ATBOWATON) called on the government to provide more jetties, fuel stations, and financial support for boat operators.

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Why it matters

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The calls from ATBOWATON highlight operational challenges for water transportation businesses in Lagos. Emmanuel, who serves as General Manager of the Lagos State Waterways Authority, stated the state is committed to positioning Lagos as a leading hub for maritime development.

The Lagos State Waterways Authority manages blue economy initiatives in Lagos that contribute to continental development goals for Africa. Lagos is recognized as one of Africa's fastest-growing coastal cities.

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Who's involved

  • Lagos State GovernmentThe Lagos State Government appointed Emmanuel as Special Adviser on Blue Economy.
  • EmmanuelEmmanuel serves as the Special Adviser on Blue Economy and General Manager of the Lagos State Waterways Authority.
  • Lagos State Waterways AuthorityThe Lagos State Waterways Authority manages and coordinates reforms for water transportation in Lagos state.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Lagos State Waterways AuthoritySpeculative

    The demand for more jetties and financial support might increase the funding requirements for the Lagos State Waterways Authority.

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