Nigeria to Launch 10,000 Electric Tricycles by August

The Federal Government of Nigeria is set to roll out 10,000 electric tricycles by August 2024, as part of a comprehensive plan to improve public transport across the country. Vice President Kashim Shettima disclosed this information during a visit to President Bola Tinubu, highlighting the administration's commitment to reforming the transport sector.
This initiative will be executed in collaboration with the Northeast Development Commission, focusing on the northeastern region of Nigeria. Shettima emphasized that the Tinubu administration aims to integrate the transport system and enhance the logistics chain, which includes upgrading major ports and improving conditions for transport workers.
The government is also addressing technical infrastructure concerns to reduce transport costs, particularly for heavy-duty vehicles. Additionally, the administration is focused on operationalizing the Lekki Deep Sea Port and developing a single-window system for ports to enhance efficiency and competitiveness.
The Maritime Workers Union of Nigeria expressed support for the Tinubu administration's initiatives.
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