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Supreme Court asks Centre to take steps to ensure e-filing of papers in revenue matters - Vimarsana News

Supreme Court asks Centre to take steps to ensure e-filing of papers in revenue matters

The Supreme Court on Monday asked the Centre to take steps to ensure e-filing of papers in all revenue matters in the top court, high courts and tribunals like the Customs Excise and Service Tax Appellate Tribunal (CESTAT) and the Income Tax Appellate Tribunal within three months.

Chief cocoa farmer says farmers are happy with the new price - Vimarsana News

Chief cocoa farmer says farmers are happy with the new price

Nana Kwame Abass, Volta/Oti Regional Chief Cocoa Farmer, says farmers in the two regions have accepted the new cocoa price announced by the government. He said although farmers aimed to receive GH¢1,000 per bag, they noted that interventions such as the supply of plantain suckers, nursery of cocoa, mass spraying,…

Why We Are Seizing Imported Used Clothes, Shoes — Customs - Vimarsana News

Why We Are Seizing Imported Used Clothes, Shoes — Customs

THE acting comptroller of the Federal Operations Unit, Zone A of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), Hussein Ejibunu, has said that the law backing the service, coupled with the drive to improve local production of clothes and avoid outbreak of diseases, is the reason why the Federal Government banned importation of used clothes into the…

Why we are seizing imported used clothes, shoes —Customs - Vimarsana News

Why we are seizing imported used clothes, shoes —Customs

THE acting comptroller of the Federal Operations Unit, Zone A of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), Hussein Ejibunu, has said that the law backing the

N3 trillion stranded overtime cargoes rot at Lagos, Onne ports - Vimarsana News

N3 trillion stranded overtime cargoes rot at Lagos, Onne ports

Investigations have revealed that over 8,000 stranded overtime cargoes, valued at about N3 trillion, are currently littering the country’s three major seaports – Apapa, Tin Can and Onne – with little or no effort made to find a lasting solution to the nuisance caused by the scraps.