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Auto Policy: Customs Insist on Implementation
The Comptroller-General of Customs, retired Col. Hammed Ali, has directed operatives of Compliance Team and Federal Operations Unit to compliment officers at the ... -
GLOBAL SHIPPING: The Greeks Lead
Greece has remained the top shipowning nation in 2016, according to shipping analyst VesselsValue. However, they have lost around 12 percent of their ... -
Shake Up in NIMASA: Tumaka Gives way to Osamgbi
The Director General of the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) Dr. Dakuku Peterside has approved the redeployment of some senior Management ... -
NNPC Strategies to End Fuel Importation, Amaka Inabor reports
The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) has commenced moves to reduce fuel import by boosting the capacity utilization of the refineries to 60 ... -
“We Are Ready, Working, Very Alert…Dimka by Perpetual Anele
The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), Seme Area Command generated N10. 50billion from January to December 2016. The Customs Area Controller of the Command, Comptroller Victor ... -
Edike: “Thank You All for Your Support” by Amaka Ilabor
Receiving his successor warmly at the Zonal Headquarters, Yaba, Lagos, ACG Eporwei Charles Edike thanked the Comptroller General of Customs, Col. Hameed Ibrahim ... -
PIRACY: Chinese Navy Foil Attack, by Amaka Ilabor
The 24th and 25th Chinese naval escort flotillas fired warning shots at four suspected pirate boats attempting to approach a commercial vessel at ... -
CUSTOMS: Ali Rejigs, Edike Heads HRD….by Judith Nwaode
In a bid to strengthen operations and reposition the Service to meet the challenges of the new year 2017, the Comptroller-General of Customs, Col. ... -
CUSTOMS: Ali Commends Officers but….By Judith Nwaode
Zonal Co-Ordinator Zone “A” of the Nigeria Customs Service, Assistant Comptroller General of Customs, ACG Eporwie Charles Edike, while rounding off the year within ... -
Former Militants Urge FG to Pay Their Allowances…by Perpetual Anele
Over 30,000 ex-militants in Niger Delta have appealed to the federal government to pay their outstanding five months salaries. The ex-militants collect monthly ...
