Nigeria loses $20b to untapped blue economy potential yearly, says SEREC

Weak implementation of policies, poor enforcement of maritime laws and underutilisation of related industries, like steel, and revenue leakages have continued to cost Nigeria the $20 billion yearly projected revenue generation from the blue economy sector.

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