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APM Terminals’ investment at Nigerian port hits $440m in 17yrs

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L-R: Steen Knudsen, terminal manager, APM Terminals Apapa; Amaechi Aloke, representative of the Director General, Bureau of Public Enterprises (BPE); Frederik Klinke, country managing director, APM Terminals Nigeria; Auwal Mohammed, Customs Area Controller, Apapa Area Command of Nigeria Customs Service; Sune Krogstrup, ambassador of Denmark to Nigeria, and Olufunmilayo Olotu, port manager, Lagos Port Complex Apapa, at the 17th Port Concession Anniversary of APM Terminals Apapa, Lagos, on Thursday.
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