The Nigerian authorities have granted the concession for the main container terminal at Tincan port (Tincan Island Container Terminal Ltd. – TICT) to a consortium made up of Bolloré Ports and a Chinese partnership formed by China Merchants Holding International (CMHI) and China Africa Development Fund (CADF).
TICT has made significant investments in infrastructure work and equipment and employs nearly 625 people, with the goal of making Tincan into the most efficient terminal in Nigeria’s economic capital, with direct links to the main motorways in the metropolitan area and its industrial centres.