How to make inland waterways profitable, by stakeholders

This comes as Nigeria recorded a total foreign trade of N12.84 trillion in the second quarter of 2022, whereas the inland waterway, as a mode of transportation, contributing not a dime to the trade.

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How to make inland waterways profitable, by stakeholders

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