The Lagos State Waterways Authority LASWA has announced the much-anticipated reopening of the Ikorodu Ferry Terminal, marking a significant milestone in its commitment to enhancing transportation services and fostering seamless connectivity for the residents of Ikorodu and its environs following a temporary closure due to safety concerns.
General Manager of LASWA, Mr. Oluwadamilola Emmanuel, in a statement, stated that rigorous safety assessments and necessary enhancements have been implemented to ensure the well-being of ferry passengers and boat operators.
“The Ikorodu Ferry Terminal is ready to once again serve as a vital hub for water transportation, providing a convenient and efficient alternative for daily commuters. The terminal access and Infrastructure are safe for commercial ferry operations, “he said.
“Passengers can expect a renewed commitment to safety on the Lagos Inland Waterways, and we appreciate their cooperation during this period.
“The reopening signifies LASWA’s dedication to providing a secure and efficient travel experience for all. Passengers can look forward to a renewed and improved commuting experience with our commitment to efficiency, safety, and customer satisfaction.”
More to read
NPA port modernisation, NSW as catalysts for new era of trade
Veteran maritime journalist, Beks urges FG to concession NIMASA N50bn floating dock to Tantita
Customs seizes 13 containers of expired pharmaceuticals, prohibited goods worth N6. 81bn at Apapa port