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  1. The National Inland Waterways Authority is responsible for inland waterway oversight in Nigeria, with Lagos serving as a major operational hub.

NIWA is strengthening Nigeria's inland waterways sector and seeking international collaboration with World Maritime University.

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Sep 25
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NIWA is strengthening Nigeria's inland waterways sector and seeking international collaboration with World Maritime University.

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NigeriaNational Inland Waterways Authority

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  1. Oyetola highlighted the blue economy potential while NIWA initiated national waterway cleanup efforts in Nigeria.Sub-event
  2. Partnership formed to develop inland waterways into economic hubs, leveraging the strategic confluence of major rivers in Kogi State and Niger.Sub-event
  3. NIWA seeks international support from WMU to strengthen Nigeria's inland waterways.1 source

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