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How naira devaluation impacts imports negatively, exports positively - Vimarsana News

How naira devaluation impacts imports negatively, exports positively

According to the official, imports and exports are usually affected by market forces, which implies the forces of demand and supply.

Customs to facilitate more trade through AfCFTA, AGOA - Official - Blueprint Newspapers Limited - Vimarsana News

Customs to facilitate more trade through AfCFTA, AGOA - Official - Blueprint Newspapers Limited

The Nigeria Customs Service NCS is committed to growing the nation’s economy through enhanced trade facilitation tools, by leveraging on platforms and policies which include the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) and the US government-backed African Growth Opportunity Act (AGOA). The Comptroller General of Customs (CGC), Adewale Adeniyi reiterated…

Customs Revenue Rises By 272% At Seme Border - Vimarsana News

Customs Revenue Rises By 272% At Seme Border

The Seme border command of the Nigeria Customs address issues concerning the molestation of females on this corridor. We strongly frown at any act endangering

Customs Intercepts 373,440 Litres Of Smuggled Petrol In Lagos - Vimarsana News

Customs Intercepts 373,440 Litres Of Smuggled Petrol In Lagos

The Seme Border Command of the Nigeria Customs Service, on Tuesday, said it intercepted 373,440 litres of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) also known as petrol on

Seme Customs collected N2bn revenue in five months - Vimarsana News

Seme Customs collected N2bn revenue in five months

The Nigeria Customs Service, Seme Area Command, collected N2.6bn in revenue and facilitated the export of 143,468 metric tons