UK Foreign Secretary James Cleverly visited Lagos State Waterways Authority (LASWA) to promote sustainable water transport solutions. The visit highlighted the continuous collaboration between the UK and Nigeria in promoting sustainable water transport solutions.

LASWA benefits from the UK Government’s Future Cities Program and the UKNIAF. During the visit, the LASWA MD showcased the efficiency and convenience of the Falomo ferry terminal and emphasized how the jetty contributes to the city’s transportation network.

The visit is expected to boost the relationship between the UK and Nigeria and promote sustainable transport in Lagos State. The UK Government’s Future Cities Program and the UKNIAF have helped LASWA to achieve its goals of promoting sustainable development in various sectors, including water transport.

The visit is a testament to the UK’s commitment to supporting sustainable development in Nigeria and around the world. The UK and Nigeria have a long-standing relationship, and this visit is expected to further strengthen the ties between the two countries.

The UK Foreign Secretary’s visit also showcased the importance of sustainable water transport solutions in addressing the transportation challenges faced by Lagos State. The Falomo ferry terminal is a key component of the state’s transportation network, and its efficiency and convenience have helped to facilitate the movement of people and goods across the city.

The visit highlights the role that partnerships between governments and organizations can play in promoting sustainable development. The UK Government’s Future Cities Program and the UKNIAF have helped to support LASWA’s efforts to promote sustainable water transport solutions, and this visit is expected to further strengthen the collaboration between the UK and Nigeria in this area.