Indigenous shippers fight for stake in coastal business
NIWA moves to improve waterways security
Security threat in GoG: MARAN lead discussion on maritime security
Customs, DSS collaborate to curb smuggling
Afri-Exim, ICRC approve $1.2bn for moribund Burutu port
WACT hits three million man-hours without lost time injury
Maritime stakeholders back unbundling of transport ministry
Why Buhari didn’t assent three maritime Bills
Apapa Customs rejigs operations, improves performance
Customs lament decline in trade compliance
Customs abandon revenue target policy
Two hospitalised in smugglers, Customs repeat clashes
Lagos Customs chiefs fight over Donkey Skin
Customs blames Chinese holiday, FG policy for lull in port business
HDI: OPS at Vanguard Economic Discourse tasks FG on import waivers

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Customs intensifies offensive on imports without EUC
The Murtala Mohammed Airport Command of the Nigeria Customs Service, NCS, has continued its onslaught on importation procedure violation with the seizure of assortments of military hardware imported into the country without End User Certificates (EUC).
Customs collects N1.8b in Sokoto last year
The Kebbi, Sokoto and Zamfara Zonal Command of the Nigerian Customs Service, NCS, last year, collected a total of N1.8 billion revenue, even as it impounded contraband goods worth N454.8 million during the same period.
Customs in Port Harcourt beats revenue target, collects N5.1bn in Nov
The Port Harcourt Area 1 Command of the Nigeria Customs Service, NCS, last month, collected over N5.1 billion revenue.
N150m bribe rejection: Operators fault Customs
Operators in the maritime industry have faulted the recent rejection of N150 million bribe by officials of the Apapa Command of the Nigeria Customs Service, NCS, noting that those involved in the bribery case, and importers of the 40 containers of tramadol should be arrested and punished to serve as deterrent to others.
Nigerian-Benin JBP functioning below par’
Despite spending over 17 million Euro on the construction of the Nigerian-Benin Joint Border Post, JBP, at Seme-Krake, the European Union supported transport terminal has continued to function sub-optimally owing to lack of basic infrastructure components and poor finishing.

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