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Customs strengthens training of 2026 recruits (opens the original)
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The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) has intensified preparations for the 2026 basic training of new recruits with a strategic retreat for trainers from various disciplines. The retreat, held in Lagos on Wednesday, brought together trainers responsible for drill, medicals, security, sports and other aspects of the Service’s training programme. The Comptroller-General of Customs, Bashir Adewale Adeniyi, represented at the event by the Assistant Comptroller-General in charge of Human Resource Develop
ANLCA seeks coordinated port reforms to cut cargo (opens the original)
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The Association of Nigerian Licensed Customs Agents (ANLCA) has called for coordinated reform of Nigeria’s port system, warning that high costs and inefficiencies in cargo movement could undermine the country’s ambition to become a global trading hub. The National President of ANLCA, Mr Emenike Nwokeoji, stated this at the 72nd anniversary celebration of the association in Lagos on Tuesday, with the theme: “ANLCA Celebrating a Legacy of Professionalism Advancing Trade Facilitation and Shaping th
Nigeria@66: Maritime giant still swimming in shallow waters (opens the original)
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Nigeria may be a maritime giant by virtue of its vast coastline, strategic location and abundant marine resources, but the country is still swimming in shallow waters when it comes to fully exploiting the sector’s enormous economic potential. From ports and shipping to shipbuilding, fishing and offshore services, persistent infrastructure gaps, weak regulation, insecurity and limited investment continue to keep the maritime economy far below its potential, 66 years after independence. The nation
ANLCA seeks coordinated port reforms to cut cargo clearance costs (opens the original)
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The Association of Nigerian Licensed Customs Agents (ANLCA) has called for coordinated reform of Nigeria’s port system, warning that high costs and inefficiencies in cargo movement could undermine the country’s ambition to become a global trading hub. The National President of ANLCA, Mr Emenike Nwokeoji, said at the 72nd anniversary celebration of the association in Lagos on Tuesday, themed “ANLCA Celebrating a Legacy of Professionalism, Advancing Trade Facilitation and Shaping the Future of Cus
Fire guts Customs Western Marine Command office in Lagos (opens the original)
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A fire outbreak on Monday gutted the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) Western Marine Command office in Apapa, Lagos, destroying property reportedly worth millions of naira. The fire, which started at about 10:23am, was reportedly triggered by an electrical surge in the conference room before spreading to other sections of the building. Officers on duty made frantic efforts to contain the blaze before personnel of the Lagos State Fire and Rescue Service arrived at about 10:45am to join the firefight
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