Tin-Can Customs generates N69.1bn in third quarter
The Tin-Can Command of the Nigeria Customs Service generated N69.1bn revenue in the third quarter of this year. The controller...
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NCS impounds rice, used cloths, dairy products at Badagry
The Western Marine Command of the Nigeria Customs Service on Wednesday said it impounded 60 bags of rice, eight bales...
Automation has eased cargo clearance documentation process- Customs
DC Malanta Yusuf Deputy Comptroller Malanta Yusuf, who is in charge of the Automated System of Customs Data (ASYCUDA) at...
NIGERIA: NAGAFF queries SON’s competence … Calls for ‘accreditators’ to break regulatory agency’s ‘monopoly’ .. Freight forwarders threaten strike over agency’s ‘sabotage’
If the National Association of Government Approved Freight Forwarders (NAGAFF) has its way, the Standards Organisation of Nigeria (SON) may...
NIFFCB to develop data base of practitioners in Nigeria
The Nigerian Institute of Freight Forwarders and Customs Brokers (NIFFCB) says it is working towards building a large data base...
Joint Shipping Initiative funds anti-piracy program
The Joint Shipping Initiative has announced additional funds to a United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) project to improve the lives...
Licensed Customs Agent faults port concession model
Mr Uchu Block, the Vice President of the Council of Managing Directors of Licensed Customs Agents, has faulted the port...
NPA begins implementation of minimum standards for operational trucks at ports
The Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) has commenced the implementation of the minimum standards for haulage trucks operating in the ports...
NAC boosts automobile accessory production with N11.5 bn, says DG
DG NAC, Aminu Jalal The Director-General, National Automotive Council, Engr. Aminu Jalal, has disclosed that the council had disbursed N11.5...
Transport policy vital for Nigeria’s shipping devt., says maritime expert
The President of the Nigerian Association of Master Mariners, Capt. Saib Olopoenia, says the absence of a transport policy was...
