Why national transport policy is imperative for Nigeria, by stakeholders

Stakeholders have harped on the need for Nigeria to develop a sustainable national integrated transport policy.They said such integrated national policy would serve as a catalyst to the overall development of the country.

Joseph Onyekwere and Christine Ndiribe

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