Kebbi State Command of the Nigeria Customs Service has recorded 17 seizures worth N71 million in duty paid value in one month. Addressing a press conference, yesterday, the Controller, Kebbi Command, Dr Ben
Nigeria Customs Service, a Multi-billion naira headquarters building located at Maitama in Abuja, is set to be commissioned by President Muhammadu Buhari on Tuesday. The service revealed that the Twelve stories high rise building with
Nigeria Customs Service, Federal Operations Unit (FOU), Zone ‘D’ has intercepted five sacks of pangolin scales and claws weighing 216 kilograms and valued at N48 million. The zone, in a May 18, 2023
Bandits have established a camp at the Kainji National Park in the New Bussa, Borgu Local Government Area of Niger State. Residents said the bandits took over the reserve and disrupted economic activities
President Muhammadu Buhari says the new Customs Act which he recently signed into law will enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of customs administration. The President declared this at the inauguration of the new
Since the port concession in 2006, APM Terminals said it had invested over $440 million in the Apapa ports. In a statement, the Country Managing Director of APM Terminals Nigeria, Mr Frederik Klinke,
There are indications that stakeholders in the customs duty and cargo clearance industry are tensed up over the impact of suspension of a first generation bank from Customs Duty collection by the Central
The Managing Director of Sea Transport Group and President of the Nigerian Chamber of Shipping, Aminu Umar, in this interview with ANOZIE EGOLE speaks on the challenges in the country’s maritime sector The House of Representatives
The Lekki Deep Seaport on Friday surpassed stakeholders expectations since the start of operations with the berthing of its largest vessel, a 300-meter Length Over All vessel. The vessel christened CMA-CGM RABELAIS, with
The Federal Government on Sunday, commissioned 14 enforcement and security boats as well as other infrastructures belonging to the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency. These facilities were part of the $195m deep