The gridlock in Apapa does not look like it is about to end and has now got to Obanikoro – which might move further towards Ikorodu if nothing is done to salvage the situation. On our visit to Ojuelegba, we noticed that many residents of the axis affected by the traffic practically walk to and... Read More

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February 17, 2016

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Container with ‘arms and ammunition’ intercepted in Tin-Can Island port

A 40-foot container with 980 rounds of 9mm type live ammunition and a pistol- which were imported into Nigeria from the United States- has been intercepted by the Tin-Can Island command of the Nigeria Customs Service. Spokesperson of the Tin-Can Island command, Chris Osunkwo, made the development known to reporters on Tuesday. Bashar Yusuf, Area... Read More

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September 18, 2014

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As vehicle imports drop, Customs and Tin Can Island argue over import duties

by Tunji Andrews The stand-off between clearing agents, the management of the Ports & Terminal Multi-services Limited (PTML), Tin Can Island Ports Lagos, and members of the Nigerian Customs have continued to air their views on the implementation of the new duty regime. With the management of PTML calling for a review of the new... Read More

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