Calabar port comes alive as Chinese cargo ship berths with A/Ibom refinery consignment

Calabar port in Cross River State is roaring back to life, heralding a new era of economic activity as a Chinese cargo ship, laden with a consignment of Akwa Ibom refinery project, berth.

The port, once bustling with trade, has received its first cargo from China, marking a significant milestone in the construction of a state-of-the-art refinery in Akwa Ibom State.

This development not only revitalizes Calabar Port but also underscores the strategic importance of the region in the nation’s economic landscape.

According to a post, the arrival of the inaugural cargo paves the way for increased trade and positions the port as a pivotal hub for future endeavors.

“As the construction of the refinery in Akwa Ibom State gains momentum, the revival of Calabar Port stands as a testament to the commitment towards infrastructure development and economic growth in the region,’ the post stated.

According to checks, there are two refinery projects expected to be located in Eket and Onna Local Government areas of the state. One of the refineries is being promoted by BUA Group of companies while another refinery project has witnessed a ground breaking.

E carry imported rice come? Cheap cement dey inside?

Good to hear.

If politics will not shut it down

Why can't the Niger deltans join resources and efforts to have regional sea port. Air port and railway

Let's pray they can maintain this good development

kettykin:
Why can't the Niger deltans join resources and efforts to have regional sea port. Air port and railway

Exactly. Not only SS though, SE as well. Having a regional port and railway lines connecting them all and see the development spread everywhere simultaneously. You could live in one state, and work in another

kettykin:
Why can't the Niger deltans join resources and efforts to have regional sea port. Air port and railway

There's one sea port in Cross river, 2 in Rivers and one in Delta.

There's an international airport in Rivers

Finally we are proud of talking about refineries in nigeria once again.

Masterstroke4:
Calabar port comes alive as Chinese cargo ship berths with A/Ibom refinery consignment

Calabar port in Cross River State is roaring back to life, heralding a new era of economic activity as a Chinese cargo ship, laden with a consignment of Akwa Ibom refinery project, berth.

The port, once bustling with trade, has received its first cargo from China, marking a significant milestone in the construction of a state-of-the-art refinery in Akwa Ibom State.

This development not only revitalizes Calabar Port but also underscores the strategic importance of the region in the nation’s economic landscape.

According to a post, the arrival of the inaugural cargo paves the way for increased trade and positions the port as a pivotal hub for future endeavors.

“As the construction of the refinery in Akwa Ibom State gains momentum, the revival of Calabar Port stands as a testament to the commitment towards infrastructure development and economic growth in the region,’ the post stated.

According to checks, there are two refinery projects expected to be located in Eket and Onna Local Government areas of the state. One of the refineries is being promoted by BUA Group of companies while another refinery project has witnessed a ground breaking.

It seems as though there are many more refinery projects underway than what has been reported in the media. Meanwhile, where are those clamouring for a seaport in the east? Is Calabar not good enough??

Ikaeniyan0:
There's one sea port in Cross river, 2 in Rivers and one in Delta.

There's an international airport in Rivers

i don't know why you take him serious, why can't southeast join hands and build the second niger bridge, why did they wait for FG to start and complete it?

Masterstroke4:
Calabar port comes alive as Chinese cargo ship berths with A/Ibom refinery consignment

Calabar port in Cross River State is roaring back to life, heralding a new era of economic activity as a Chinese cargo ship, laden with a consignment of Akwa Ibom refinery project, berth.

The port, once bustling with trade, has received its first cargo from China, marking a significant milestone in the construction of a state-of-the-art refinery in Akwa Ibom State.

This development not only revitalizes Calabar Port but also underscores the strategic importance of the region in the nation’s economic landscape.

According to a post, the arrival of the inaugural cargo paves the way for increased trade and positions the port as a pivotal hub for future endeavors.

“As the construction of the refinery in Akwa Ibom State gains momentum, the revival of Calabar Port stands as a testament to the commitment towards infrastructure development and economic growth in the region,’ the post stated.

According to checks, there are two refinery projects expected to be located in Eket and Onna Local Government areas of the state. One of the refineries is being promoted by BUA Group of companies while another refinery project has witnessed a ground breaking.

I pray it comes to live, it will serve the city of ABA as it's growing towards industrialization and development now.

They should do fast our people will use that port instead of Lagos

As for refinery I hope dangote will not use fulani in power to stop it that man should saty away from our development let him face his northern region

kettykin:
Why can't the Niger deltans join resources and efforts to have regional sea port. Air port and railway

Those guys are the most senseless persons in the whole of Africa

Fake news



Nonsense bloggers

SmartyPants:


It seems as though there are many more refinery projects underway than what has been reported in the media. Meanwhile, where are those clamouring for a seaport in the east? Is Calabar not good enough??

Those ones are not serious.