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Author: Ships & Ports
A tale of two crudes: Nigeria and Angola
Nigeria and Angola are the two biggest producers in Africa but the crudes from these two…
Is fracking on its way to the UK?
The path towards controversial gas extraction method fracking in the U.K. has been paved, with a…
Our public service sector needs serious reform
The current state of the public service in many states of the federation is very, very…
Government officials should use made-in-Nigeria cars
May 29 was a day of great interest for all Nigerians and friends of Nigeria, as…
Terminal operators increase dockworkers’ salaries, welfare package
In continuation of their commitment of further enhancing the welfare of dockworkers and boosting productivity at…
Customs reverses self; releases seized multi-billion naira textiles to importers
It is a season of gaffes for the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), which has again reversed…
ANLCA is superior to other freight forwarding associations – Shittu
The National President, Association of Nigerian Licensed Customs Agents (ANLCA), Prince Olayiwola Shittu has said that…
WILAT to honour female transport professionals
Women in Logistics and Transport (WILAT) – the women wing of the Chartered Institute of Logistics…
Maersk Line scoops global carrier of the year award
Danish carrier Maersk Line has been named Global Carrier of the Year at the Containerisation International…
NAC sets to reintroduce two percent levy, bemoans Customs’ refusal to recognise concession to assembly plants owners
The National Automotive Council (NAC) is set to reintroduce full implementation of the two percent NAC…
Customs sets up committee to resolve CET challenges
The Nigeria Customs Service has set up a dispute resolution unit called the Complaints & Trade…