WACT continues $112m investments in Onne Port, unveils 16 new terminal trucks

L-R: Acho Ojike, deputy comptroller of Customs, Port Harcourt Area 2 Command; Naved Zafar, managing director of West Africa Container Terminal (WACT); Frederik Klinke, country managing director of APM Terminals Nigeria, and Stanley Magaji Yitnoe, port manager of Onne Port Complex, during the commissioning ceremony of 16 new terminal trucks acquired by WACT recently at the Onne Port Complex in Onne, Rivers State.

Determined to realise its vision of becoming the gateway to Eastern Nigeria, the West Africa Container Terminal (WACT), has continued its $112 million investments in terminal expansion and upgrade by commissioning 16 new terminal trucks aimed at boosting efficiency and cargo handling operations at t

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