Hadiza Bala Usman (Center), General Manager, MD’s office Capt. Iheanacho Ebubeogu (2nd left)and General Manager, Engineering, Engr. Muhammed Rufai (left) during the Inspection of Apapa-Wharf Road Rehabilitation.
The Managing Director of the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) Hadiza Bala Usman embarked upon a facility appreciation tour of the on-going Federal Government’s rehabilitation efforts concerning the ports access roads in Apapa.
Hadiza Bala Usman, MD, NPA(2nd left), General Manager, Finance, Simon Egbo Asinobi (right), General Manager MD’s office, Capt. Iheanacho Ebubeogu (2nd right) and the Project Manager of the rehabilitation project, Ministry of Works, Mrs. Kesha Olukorede (left)and other Stakeholders during the tour of Apapa-Wharf Road on-going rehabilitation, Apapa Lagos.
Hadiza Bala Usman (Center), General Manager, MD’s office Capt. Iheanacho Ebubeogu (2nd left)and General Manager, Engineering, Engr. Muhammed Rufai (left) during the Inspection of Apapa-Wharf Road Rehabilitation.
There is need for Nigeria to seriously rethink her Forex policy to spur investment and quicker economic recovery. At the same time, the country recorded growth of only 3.96% y/y in Q1, 2015, down from 5.9% in Q4-2014, according to Razia Khan, Economist at Standard Chartered Bank, London.
She said Nigeria’s oil sector contracted by 8% y/y in Q1, following growth of 1% in the previous quarter. “Decelerating growth was seen across most sectors in Q1, with the exception of crop production. Q2 growth may be slower still, reflecting a slowdown in activity around the elections, and the transition to a new government.”
