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

Partnership formed to develop inland waterways into economic hubs, leveraging the strategic confluence of major rivers in Kogi State and Niger.

4 reports, 2 independent Updated Sep 12
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Partnership formed to develop inland waterways into economic hubs, leveraging the strategic confluence of major rivers in Kogi State and Niger.

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National Inland Waterways AuthorityKogi StateNiger

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  1. Kogi State hosts a proposed inland waterway project to ease road pressure.1 source
  2. NIWA pushes inland waterways development into economic hubs involving Kogi State and Niger.1 source

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NIWA is strengthening Nigeria's inland waterways sector and seeking international collaboration with World Maritime University. All 2 developments

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