The police at Ajao Estate have arrested two suspects for their alleged involvement in forging the Nigeria Customs and Excise Service documents to clear goods at the Apapa wharf in Lagos State, western Nigeria.
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Wednesday, 16 September 2015
2 men arrested for forging Customs clearing papers....READ MORE HERE
The police at Ajao Estate have arrested two suspects for their alleged involvement in forging the Nigeria Customs and Excise Service documents to clear goods at the Apapa wharf in Lagos State, western Nigeria.
Monday, 14 September 2015
'Non-direct flights hindering Nigerian, Brazilian trade'.....READ MORE HERE
The President, Nigerian-Brazilian Chamber of Commerce and Industry
(NBCCI), Emmanuel Ibru, has decried the absence of direct flights
between Nigeria and Brazil,saying it is the major hindrance to trade
between both countries.
20 ships arrive Lagos ports with foods, petroleum products....READ MORE HERE
Twenty ships have arrived at Apapa and Tin-Can Island ports in Lagos
waiting to discharge food items, petroleum products and other goods, the
Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA), has said.
3 fishermen charged with illegal dealing in petroleum products in Lagos.....READ MORE HERE
A Federal High Court in Lagos yesterday remanded three fishermen in
prison custody over alleged unlawful dealing in petroleum products.
Nigerian Ports Authority's e-payment revolution....READ MORE HERE
Information and communication technologies have become as essential for modern society as electricity and water networks.
Modern everyday life would be utterly unthinkable without information and communication technologies.
Modern everyday life would be utterly unthinkable without information and communication technologies.
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