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Home›Green Marine›Ports and Terminal Operators exude confidence
Green Marine

June 13, 2005 · about 21 years ago

Ports and Terminal Operators exude confidence

The indigenous maritime company, Ports and Terminals Operators Nigeria Limited, which recently won the bidding rights for the Port Harcourt Terminal A has expressed confidence that with their managerial know-how, extensive infrastructure and equipment at their disposal, they would be able to manage

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The indigenous maritime company, Ports and Terminals Operators Nigeria Limited, which recently won the bidding rights for the Port Harcourt Terminal A has expressed confidence that with their managerial know-how, extensive infrastructure and equipment at their disposal, they would be able to manage the port well. Speaking in Lagos, executive chairman of the company, Otunba Olatunde Olowu said the company representing Nigeria

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