EXPORT TRADE: From left, Chief Commercial Officer, APM Terminals Apapa, Westtar Kapito; Program Manager, Lagos Business School (LBS), Adenihum Bankole and LBS Export Program Coordinator, Professor Frank Ojadi at the LBS Workshop on Export Management in Lagos, on Tuesday.
By Godwin Oritse
Nigeria’s largest container terminal, APM Terminals Apapa, has reaffirmed its position as a critical driver of the nation’s export growth, leveraging strategic investments, advanced technology and customer-focused solutions to enhance the competitiveness of Nigerian exports in the global marketplace.
Speaking in Lagos on Tuesday at an Export Management Workshop organised by Lagos Business School in Lagos, the Chief Commercial Officer of APM Terminals Apapa, Westtar Kapito, highlighted the terminal’s pivotal role in facilitating seamless trade and creating value for exporters across the country.
Delivering a presentation on “The Role of APM Terminals in Facilitating Exports in Nigeria,” Kapito said the company’s sustained investments in infrastructure, equipment, technology and human capital have been deliberately designed to strengthen Nigeria’s trade ecosystem and support economic development.
