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Cargo volumes in South African ports on the rise

PREDICTIONS as to how last year would end for the port of Durban proved reasonably accurate. Containerised cargo, which always attracts the most attention in the port and for the good reason of Durban having the premier container terminal in sub-Saharan Africa, finished with a throughput of 2.975million TEU (twenty foot container equivalents) – up from the 2.699million in 2017.
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FG losing over N5tr on port roads yearly, says Eyis Amiwero

FG losing over N5tr on port roads yearly, says Eyis Amiwero

“The government is losing over N5 trillion every year because of the situation of the road. All businesses have closed down at the port area.” Isaac Anumihe Lucky Eyis Amiwero is the Chairman/Chief Executive Officer of Eyis Resources Limited. As a foremost licensed agent and trainer, he has participated in over 167 and nine presidential […]
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Stakeholders express concern over influx of overtime cargoes

Stakeholders express concern over influx of overtime cargoes

Anna Okon Overtime cargoes have increased with the worsening traffic situation around the Lagos ports access roads and stakeholders are concerned about the trend. Overtime cargoes are cargoes that have stayed at the port for longer than 28 days without being cleared according to Customs regulations. The Coordinator, Save Nigeria Freight Forwarders, Chief Osita Chukwu, […] …

Apapa gridlock: FG begins Lagos-Ibadan rail project next week

Young lady, Ada, sobers up, after featuring in a series of movies with Nigerian pornstar, Kingtblac, promises to right her wrongs 

Amaechi, who addressed journalists, disclosed that contractors would move to site to continue the Lagos-Ibadan
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Customs blames agents for delay in cargo clearing – Compt. Shoboiki

The Customs Area Controller (CAC), Murtala Muhammed International Airport Command of the Nigeria Customs Service, CAC, Jane Shoboiki, has declared that the inability and failure of Customs agents to adhere strictly to cargo clearance procedures is responsible for delay in trade facilitation.
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Domestication of cargo handling begins at Terminal C

Domestication of cargo handling begins at Terminal C

As Five Star discharges rail lines with locally fabricated equipment Nigeria’s maritime industry has recorded a new feat with a successful deployment of the first locally fabricated heavy duty multi-purpose discharge crane at Terminal C of the Tin-can Island port.
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