Author: Saint Augustine

Trucks Transit Parks Limited, TTP, an innovative tech mobility Company and pioneer of the Ètò Electronic call-up system is proud to announce the successful integration of the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN’s Nigeria Export Proceeds, NXP system with its innovative Ètò electronic call-up platform. This strategic integration, which became effective on January 3, 2025, represents a significant collaboration between TTP, the Nigerian Ports Authority, NPA, the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN and other key stakeholders, aimed at modernizing and streamlining Nigeria’s export operations, enhancing transparency, efficiency, and overall operational excellence at the nation’s ports. Under the new regulation, exporters are…

The Honourable Minister of State for Industry, Trade and Investment, Senator John Owan Enoh has commended the Coca-Cola System, comprising the Coca-Cola Company and the Coca-Cola Hellenic Bottling Company, CCHBC for its investment in the Packaging Collection Hub to address the waste collection challenge in Nigeria. Enoh stated this while delivering his remarks at the commissioning of the hub in Apapa, Lagos, recently . Enoh, the special guest of honour at the commissioning event, described the Coca-Cola System’s establishment of the packaging collection hub as a bold step that would redefine Nigeria’s industrial landscape, an industrial landscape where manufacturing meets…

… Says the system will reduce monotony of Demand Note, Logistics Cost The Registrar/CEO, Council for the Regulation of Freight Forwarding in Nigeria, CRFFN, Mr. Kingsley Igwe has recommended a National Single Window Proficiency Certification for freight forwarders in Nigeria. Harping on the need to latch onto the benefits of the National Single Window for efficient trade facilitation, Igwe, who was a panelist at the recent National Single Window Stakeholders Forum expressed concern over inadequate requisite professional knowledge by freight forwarders in Nigeria. He said the certification should be a prerequisite for licensing freight forwarders to practice or logistic service…

Superintendent of Customs, Oscar Enya Ivara has taken over as the Public Relations Officer of the Tincan lsland Port Customs Command in Lagos. Born on April 6, 1978 in Abi LGA, Cross River State, South-South Nigeria, Ivara has a BSc in Business Administration from a South-West University in Ogun state. Due to his zeal in acquiring more educational qualifications, he proceeded to Ahmadu Bello University Zaria for his post graduate Diploma in Public Administration. As if that was not enough, he enrolled for his Masters Degree at the University of Port Harcourt, Rivers state where he bagged an MSc in…

By Toby Prince In the heart of Nigeria’s digital economy, a story of patriotism and resilience unfolds. The telecommunications sector, a driving force behind the country’s growth, has been facing unprecedented challenges. Despite its significant contributions to Nigeria’s social and economic development, the sector has been struggling to keep up with the rising costs of operations. For nearly a decade, telecom tariffs in Nigeria remained unchanged, while the demand for data and voice services skyrocketed. The cost of operations, however, surged due to rising energy costs, inflation, currency devaluation, and increased costs of importing telecom equipment. These mounting expenses threatened…

The Managing Director of Muna Sylver Nigeria Limited, Hon. Princess Chi Ezeh, has congratulated the Area Controller, Tincan Island Port, TCIP Command of the Nigeria Customs Service, NCS, Comptroller Frank Onyeka on his sterling performance which saw him collect an award at the Apapa Command recently. Comptroller Frank Onyeka was one of the 5 newly promoted Comptrollers from the Apapa Port Command given special recognition awards for their excellent service in 2024 and he was specially recognised for revenue generation exploits. Princess Chi who gave this commendation in a press statement disseminated on Thursday, challenged the new TCIP Customs boss…

The Comptroller General of Customs, Adewale Adeniyi has, recently, recognised the Trade Modernisation Project, TMP Limited for its contributions towards improving the Nigeria Customs Service’s technological capabilities, particularly in ICT-driven customs operations and as a partner in the ongoing deployment of newly developed B’odogwu application. The award was presented at the Auditorium of the Customs House, Maitama District, Abuja, during the International Customs Day celebration with the theme, “Customs Delivering in its Commitment to Efficiency, Security and Prosperity.” Speaking at the event, CGC Adeniyi highlighted the impact of the project on modernising Customs processes, making trade more efficient, and strengthening…

The Registrar/CEO of the Council for the Regulation of Freight Forwarding in Nigeria (CRFFN), Mr. Kingsley Igwe, has emphasised the need for domesticating the National Single Window technology to ensure effective implementation and benefits. He identifed a huge opportunity for investment with the adoption of the National Single Window, NSW. Speaking during a panel session at the ongoing National Single Window Stakeholders Forum in Marriott Hotel, Ikeja, Lagos, Igwe stressed that the National Single Window Technology should be a local content initiative, devoid of foreign consultants. He cited Singapore’s success in developing its own single window system without external help.…

… Describes it as the most strategic port initiative since 2003 Managing Director of the Nigerian Ports Authority, NPA, Dr. Abubakar Dantsoho has said that the implementation of a National Single Window, NSW will promote Nigeria’s standing in the comity of maritime nations and provide the reputational capital necessary for actualizing the case for the admittance of Nigeria into the Category C of the International Maritime Organization, IMO. Dr. Dantsoho spoke at the opening of the ongoing stakeholder’s conference on NSW in Lagos. He spoke on the impact of Single Window and trade facilitation through most single-line processes at the…

45 undergraduate students from the host community, Apapa, Lagos has benefitted from the Nigeria’s largest container terminal, APM Terminals’ Scholarship scheme. The scholarship is part of APM Terminals Corporate Social Responsibility, CSR and its unwavering commitment to education and youth development. The beneficiaries, undergraduates from public universities across the country, were honoured at a ceremony held in Lagos on Tuesday. Children of five front-line employees of the company also benefitted from the scholarship In his speech at the event, Steen Knudsen, Terminal Manager highlighted APM Terminals Apapa’s dedication to making a lasting impact in the community, emphasizing the company’s belief…