APM Terminals Apapa employees on Friday cleaned major access roads around the Lagos Port Complex, removing plastics, bottles, wooden planks and other waste as part of the company’s 2026 Go Green Week.
The exercise covered the corridor from Finger Jetty through the common user road to Eko Support Services, the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) Roundabout, Adekunle Road and the main gate of APM Terminals Apapa.
Employees of the NPA also joined the exercise, which focused on removing waste and debris that had accumulated along the port corridors.
Felix Ugwuagbo, health, safety and environment manager at APM Terminals Apapa, said the exercise was intended to extend the company’s environmental efforts beyond its terminal.
“A clean port is a safer, healthier and more efficient port, and that directly supports trade, protects the wellbeing of workers and strengthens the resilience of Nigeria’s supply chain,” he said. Related News Tinubu’s export-driven policies power NPA to 1,085% surge in export containers as cargo hits 33.5m tonnes Charles Okaga moves to ministry of marine and blue economy as technical adviser Freight forwarders tackle Customs, port terminal for depriving bonded warehouse requisite cargoes
