Dockworkers at the Rivers ports in Port Harcourt have commended President Muhammadu Buhari for his 'commitment to due process', leading to reopening the BUA Terminals, which was shut down last year by the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA).
Dockworkers at the Rivers ports in Port Harcourt have commended President Muhammadu Buhari for his “commitment to due process”, leading to reopening theThe terminal was shut down in a move challenged by BUA at the time, and decried by maritime stakeholders.
The government also directed both parties to resolve all outstanding issues in line with the concession agreement, discontinue the pending arbitration in London, and reopen the BUA terminals immediately.According to Comrade Harry, “this action has saved the jobs of many dockworkers whose only source of livelihood comes from working here.
BUA had in a statement on Wednesday expressed readiness to resume operations at the reopened terminal soon. “We also want to thank you unequivocally – our dear customers, employees, dockworkers and other stakeholders for your patience, support, and for keeping faith with us throughout this period.
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