APM Terminals Apapa has initiated a large-scale clean-up exercise across the Lagos Port Complex in Apapa, Nigeria, demonstrating its commitment to environmental sustainability.

APM Terminals Apapa, Nigeria's largest container terminal, is collaborating with government agencies and importers to resolve operational bottlenecks affecting cargo clearance on the National Single Window.

WACT-APM Terminals Nigeria has appointed Courage Obadagbonyi as its first Nigerian Managing Director, effective July 1, with a vision for growth.

APM Terminals Apapa and the Nigerian Ports Authority have initiated a drug and alcohol testing campaign for truck drivers to improve port safety and prevent substance abuse.

The Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) and APM Terminals have initiated drug and alcohol testing for truck drivers operating at the Apapa port.

Nigeria's largest container terminal, APM Terminals Apapa, spearheaded a large-scale clean-up exercise across key corridors of the Lagos port, reinforcing its commitment to environmental sustainability.

WACT-APM Terminals Nigeria has celebrated the graduation of the first cohort from its EngineerHer programme. This one-year initiative is designed to equip female graduates with practical skills and industry exposure, creating clear pathways into employment.

APM Terminals Apapa is highlighted as a crucial facilitator of Nigeria's export trade, strengthening the country's export value chain. The terminal's role in driving exports was emphasized by Kapito.

APM Terminals has reiterated its strong commitment to workplace safety, emphasizing it as a shared responsibility that goes beyond mere regulatory compliance.

Ardova Plc and APM Terminals have formed a partnership to enhance operational efficiency at the Apapa terminal, utilizing advanced lubrication technology to improve reliability.

West Africa Container Terminal (WACT)-APM Terminals Nigeria has expanded its educational support initiative, awarding scholarships to 52 new beneficiaries, including 47 students from host communities and 5 children of employees.

APM Terminals Nigeria advocates for the country's transition to sustainable transport to commence from its seaports, highlighting their critical role in driving greener and more efficient logistics and calling for ports to be the starting point for this shift.

Nigeria’s largest container terminal, APM Terminals Apapa, has reaffirmed its crucial role in boosting the nation's export growth through strategic investments, advanced technology, and customer-focused solutions.

The Nigerian Shippers’ Council commended APM Terminals Apapa for maintaining high operational standards and its benchmark status in port operations during a familiarization visit.

The Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) and APM Terminals Apapa have partnered to roll out a drug and alcohol testing campaign for external truck drivers operating within Nigeria's largest container terminal. The initiative aims to enhance port safety.