Fresh Gulf tensions dim hopes of clearing Nigeria's port container backlog

    Bethel Olujobi | Top Stories | Jul 10, 2026    
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A gradual recovery in global shipping that had raised hopes of improved cargo movement and lower freight costs for patient Nigerian shippers now faces fresh uncertainty after renewed hostilities between the United States and Iran reignited concerns over the security of the Strait of Hormuz.

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