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GOVERNOR Babajide Sanwo-Olu inadvertently gave an insight into the corruption and racketeering within the Lagos ports and its environs when he rece...

Usman warned that trucks found on the Apapa road without e call-up would be impounded, while insisting that shipping companies must have their own holding bays for empty containers. However, Nwabunike in an interview with Daily Trust yesterday said the traffic situation around Apapa made the cost of shipping containers into Nigeria to rise by 600 per cent in the last quarter of 2020. He said in the first half of 2020, it cost $1,000 to ship a 20-foot container to Nigeria from the Far East, addi...

National President of the Association of Nigeria Licensed Customs Agent (ANLCA), Iju Tony Nwabunike, has said the electronic call up system recently introduced by the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) is capable of crashing haulage cost by 50 per cent if not sabotaged.

Eromosele Abiodun After years of untold hardship and deaths, sanity yesterday returned to Apapa, a once thriving port city brought to its knees by protracted traffic gridlock. This followed the take off of the electronic call-up system (ETO) introduced by the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA). Apapa had in the past several years defied effort to solve its traffic problem. The efforts, including a presidential task team, were blighted by corruption. However, normalcy returned to Apapa following the...

Bennett Oghifo As from February 27, all trucks doing business at the ports in Apapa, Lagos, will be required to park at the approved truck parks until they are called up into the port through an electronic call up system (Eto app) of the Nigerian Ports Authority. The Eto application will be responsible for the scheduling, entry and exit of all trucks into the ports with effect from 27th February 2021, according to a statement yesterday that was signed by the Assistant General Manager Corporate ...

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The Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) says it will commence the electronic call up system to control entry and exit of trucks at the Apapa and Tin Can Island ports in Lagos, with effect from February 27.

Vanguard News Apapa Gridlock: NPA commences electronic call system On *Warns stakeholders against non-compliance By Godwin Oritse IN a bid to find a permanent solution to the problem of truck congestion around Apapa and its environs, the Nigeria Ports Authority, NPA, has commenced implementation of the much-awaited electronic call-up system for trucks accessing the terminal to load cargoes and containers. In a statement by Mr. Nasiru Ibrahim, Assistant General Manager, Corporate and Strategic ...