Ivory Coast started on Tuesday a four-year, USD962million (N190.5billion) project to add a second container terminal at the Port of Abidjan and extend the Vridi Canal, a key link connecting this West African shipping hub to the Atlantic.
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Thursday, 8 October 2015
Ivory Coast starts $962m Abidjan port upgrade.....READ MORE HERE
Ivory Coast started on Tuesday a four-year, USD962million (N190.5billion) project to add a second container terminal at the Port of Abidjan and extend the Vridi Canal, a key link connecting this West African shipping hub to the Atlantic.
Our seaports now very efficient, says Shippers' Council boss.....READ MORE HERE
The Nigerian Shippers Council (NSC) has said that the nation’s seaports have become very efficient and can now compete favourably in handling regional and international transit trade.
Reps order Customs, CPC to enforce ban on poultry products import.....READ MORE HERE
House of Representatives has asked the Nigeria Customs Service
(NCS) and the Consumers Protection Council (CPC) to ensure the
enforcement of the ban on importation, smuggling, trading and
consumption of foreign poultry products in Nigeria.
Sunday, 27 September 2015
21 ships to arrive Lagos ports with petroleum products, food.....READ MORE HERE!
Twenty-one ships laden with petroleum products, food and other goods are expected to arrive Lagos ports from Monday to Sept. 30.
We are not recruiting, auctioning, Customs warns....READ MORE HERE
The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) has stated that it is neither recruiting nor auctioning seized or overtime cargoes at present, adding that such activities remain suspended till further notice.
In a statement by its Deputy Public Relations Officer, Joseph Attah, the NCS said the warning became
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