DP World interested in Nigeria

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The Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) is in talks with DP World over a concession to operate Tin Can Island bulk terminal. It has been reported in Nigeria that investment of about US$1B is being discussed, although it is not clear whether this refers to the bulk terminal alone, or also includes the greenfield container terminal in Lagos State that DP World is interested in developing.

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