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Lingering challenges, poor infrastructure undermine Nigeria's chances at IMO | The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News — Business — The Guardian Nigeria News – Nigeria and World News

Nigeria’s continued under-development of its shipping industry, poor infrastructure at the ports, pollution, unease of doing business, absence of synergy between government and foreign trade partners....

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Exporters seek govt action over N90bn loss to lingering port bottlenecks

Exporters seek govt action over N90bn loss to lingering port bottlenecks
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The POF Controversy

The POF Controversy
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Freight Forwarders fight bonded terminals over substandard facilities

Freight Forwarders fight bonded terminals over substandard facilities
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War Risk Insurance: Uniting for a common goal


Director-General, NIMASA, Bashir JamohThe reason underwriting firms around the world have given for the very high premium (the highest in the world) they place on cargoes coming to Nigeria has been the perception of the Gulf of Guinea as the most unsafe and least secure maritime environment in the world.
This has seen Nigerians paying very exorbitant costs for imported goods and raw materials, for the simple reason that about 65 per cent of the merchandise that passes through the region come into the country. What this means is that for each imported product; for each made-in-Nigeria product manufactured with imported raw materials, Nigerians pay a high price because of the insecurity in the Gulf of Guinea.

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FG Moves to Blacklist Shipping Companies over Tariff Hike


Eromosele Abiodun
The federal government has announced that it will not accept any further increase in tariff at the nation’s seaports.
In a yet to be published circular obtained by THISDAY, titled, “Public Notice to Terminal Operators, Shipping Companies and Other Regulated Service Providers in the Port Sector,” the Nigerian Shippers Council (NSC) said it will not accept any tariff increase that will put more burden on shippers and consumers.
It warned that any service provider that unilaterally increases its charges/rates would be blacklisted and sanctioned accordingly.
According to the NSC, “It has come to the notice of the Nigerian Shippers Council that some terminal operators and shipping companies have published notices of proposed increase in tariff.

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Freight Forwarders Endorse Review of Charges by PTML

Freight Forwarders Endorse Review of Charges by PTML
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Nigerians to pay more for imported vehicles from June 1

Nigerians to pay more for imported vehicles from June 1
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Breaking News | Nigerians To Pay More For Imported Vehicles From June 1


• Dealers lament rising cost, low patronage for used vehicles
• This is a ploy to discourage vehicles importation, stakeholders allege Beginning from June 1, 2021, Nigerians with a low budget would be unable to purchase cars while those with a high budget will pay double, as terminal operators have announced a 50 per cent increase in terminal handling charges.
Two Roll On Roll Off (RORO) terminals at the Tin Can Island Port, Ports and Terminal Multipurpose Limited (PTML) as well as Five Star Logistics Terminal had two weeks ago announced an increase in their terminal handling charges by 50 per cent.
According to the circular released by both terminal operators, the increment is expected to take effect from Tuesday next week. However, the terminals have blamed the increment on inflation and huge operational cost due to the nature of Nigerian ports, among others.

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