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How ‘Omi Eko’ Project Can Transform Lagos Water Transportation — EU Chief
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October 17, 2025
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3:12Now PlayingThe Head of the European Union Delegation to Nigeria, Gautier Mignot, on Friday said the Omi Eko Project can transform water transportation in Lagos.
He stated this during an interview on Channels Television’s Morning Brief.
Mignot who is also heads EU delegation to the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), commended the state governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, and his team for their efforts in revolutionalising water transportation.
Omi Eko Project is a major initiative by the Lagos State Government to improve water transportation in Lagos State.
The project, which involves a €410 million investment from the European Union, the French Development Agency, and the European Investment Bank, will introduce electric ferries, new terminals, and improved safety measures to create a modern, sustainable, and efficient water transport system.
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