In recent weeks the Federal and Lagos State governments have combined forces in a spirited effort to decongest the Lagos highways, bridges and causeways of heavy vehicles. Progress so far has been very slow and arduous for the task forces mobilised for the assignment.
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NIGERIA LOSES N1TRN TO CARGO DIVERSION AS IMPORTERS DUMP LAGOS PORTS
Cargo diversion to seaports of neighbouring countries like Cameroun and Benin Republic has cost Nigeria a whopping N1 trillion annually, Leadership findings have revealed.
Continue reading »CUSTOMS STOP CROSS-EXAMINATION OF CLEARED CARGOES AT PORT GATES
The Nigeria Customs Service has directed that any consignment duly released at the terminals should no longer be subjected to Customs cross examination at the exit gate.
Continue reading »WE’VE COMMENCED 24-HOUR OPERATIONS – NIMASA
The Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) says it has commenced a 24-hour operation for analysing cargo manifests and issuing debit notes to shipping agents.
Continue reading »STOP INTERCEPTING CLEARED CARGOES – POLICE WARN PERSONNEL
The Marine Command of Nigeria Police Force has warned its personnel to stop intercepting already cleared cargoes.
Continue reading »NPA, OTHER STAKEHOLDERS MEET TO SUSTAIN EXECUTIVE ORDER ON PORT OPERATIONS
The Managing Director, Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA), Ms Hadiza Usman, on Friday urged stakeholders in the maritime sector to work together to sustain the Presidential Order on Port Operations.
Continue reading »APAPA PORT: BAD ROADS, OTHERS THREATEN 24-HOUR OPERATIONS
The unrelenting gridlock on the access roads to the nation’s major port, the Apapa Port, is threatening the successful implementation of the Presidential Executive Order of 24 hours’ operations at the seaports.
Continue reading »AMAECHI INAUGURATES STANDARD OPERATION PROCEDURE, PORTAL FOR NIGERIAN PORTS
The Minister of Transportation, Mr Rotimi Amaechi, on Friday launched a Standard Operating Procedure (SOP), and Service Support Portal (PSSP) designed to make the Nigerian ports a regional trade hub in West Africa.
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