Nigeria urges PPP in Ghana’s transport infrastructure development
Dr Boboye Oyeyemi, the Nigerian President of the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT), has called for Public Private Partnership (PPP) in Ghana’s road infrastructure development. The post Nigeria urges PPP in Ghana’s transport infrastructure development appeared first on Ghana Business News .
Nigerian transportation expert, Dr Boboye Oyeyemi, has advocated for Public Private Partnership (PPP) in Ghana's road infrastructure development, emphasizing its role in creating a more sustainable transport system. At the opening of the 2026 Logistics and Transport Conference in Sunyani, Oyeyemi argued that private sector involvement in road development is crucial and has already proved beneficial in Nigeria.
During the three-day conference, discussions will focus on enhancing public transportation, managing traffic congestion, incorporating transport solutions for Persons with Disabilities, and implementing new vehicle registration number plates. The event brings together stakeholders from aviation and transport sectors, as well as DVLA, NRSA, and energy and logistics industries.
Oyeyemi urged Ghana to encourage private sector investments in buses, highlighting that PPPs help ensure quality work and project completion. The National Road Safety Authority (NRSA) also announced plans to implement a mandatory vehicle towing system in 2027 and conduct a nationwide public awareness campaign about the new regulations.
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