WACT to maintain strong presence in East Nigerian market with acquisition of $10m harbour cranes

L- R: Adolphus Ugwu, chairman, Flat and Cargo Truckers’ Association; Agbo Julius, acting port manager, Onne Port; Aamir Mirza, managing director, WACT; Yahaya Idris, assistant comptroller of Customs, Port Harcourt 2 Area Command, Onne, and Godwin Ololuka, chairman, Nigerian Port Consultative Council, Onne Port chapter, during the commissioning of new specialised terminal trucks and empty handler acquired by WACT at the Onne Port, recently.

Determined to maintain a strong presence in Eastern Nigerian market through investment in more container handling equipment, the West Africa Container Terminal (WACT), Onne Port, Rivers State, the biggest container terminal outside Lagos, is perfecting plans to take delivery of two new mobile harbor

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