As a part of his efforts to decorate productivity, create jobs and lift the sales profile of the Ministry of Marine and Blue Economy, the Minister, Adegboyega Oyetola, has hinted that the ministry might have interaction Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) to reinforce its sports for extra productivity.

Oyetola stated the partnership could assist to solve problems surrounding the over 4000 packing containers and over 3000 cars deserted on the state’s ports.

This became whilst the minister rounded off his facility excursion to a number of the groups and departments below his ministry after his visits to the workplace of the Nigerian Shippers’ Council (NSC) and Council for the Regulation of Freight Forwarding in Nigeria (CRFFN) and the Lekki Deep Seela Port, all in Lagos, Lagos State.

Oyetola stated that the collaboration with the NCS could now no longer best profitable, however might pass an extended manner to construct a synergy for the increase and improvement of the duo. He stated right modality might be installed area on how the stated packing containers and deserted cars that had occupied area could be addressed to pave manner for good enough sales era on the country’s ports.

The erstwhile Osun Governor who had in advance interacted with the control and participants of personnel of the businesses, stated no stone might be left unturned to make certain the actualisation of the set targets of the newly-created ministry.

In the direction of his go to to the NSC, Oyetola promised that the ministry could paintings toward addressing all of the problems raised and beef up the potential of the

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Similarly, on the Council for the Regulation of Freight Forwarding in Nigeria (CRFFN), Oyetola endorsed the control to make certain excessive upkeep of the centers of their custody.

He, therefore, recounseled the Lagos State authorities for making an investment withinside the undertaking that has big sales capability for each the country and the state at large.