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Transport: Sector targets (Maritime) Strategic Priorities Infrastructure required Short-term (2018) Significantly increased capacity of and emphasis on inland waterways transportation Dredge 1000+ km of inland waterways Build river bank protection Enhanced performance and competitiveness of sea ports - Build 3 new deep sea ports (Lekki, Olokola, Ibaka) 2000 km of navigable waterways 30,000 operational boats, vessels and barges 75% of total ports operating 24-hrs 4 patrol boats deployed 2.2 km of roads rehabilitated and maintained within ports Mid-term (2023) Improved port productivity with further reductions in turn- around time for vessels - ▪ Enhanced competition of ports Build 3 new deep sea ports (Lekki, Olokola, Ibaka) - continued Port management model that attracts full private sector involvement and promotes market principles 4000 km of navigable waterways 90,000 operational boats, vessels and barges 100% of total ports operating 24-hrs 12 patrol boats deployed 14.2 km of roads rehabilitated and maintained within ports NOT EXHAUSTIVE Long-term (2043) Regional port hub in Nigeria All waterways fully navigable 9000 km of navigable waterways 140,000 operational boats, vessels and barges 100% of total ports operating 24-hrs 22 patrol boats deployed 34.2 km of roads rehabilitated and maintained within ports SOURCE: Transportation TWG; Transformation Agenda, NIIMP development team 58

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