Customs releases impounded trucks after CGC’s intervention at bonded terminal
Banks target staff’s upfront with special BAs
FG gives Belgore deadline on the realisation of vision 2020
FIRS Generates N808 within Six Month
SON warns Bobo to sustain products quality
CBN Gov, Sanusi, outlines agenda for OPS
Minister may endorse blueprint for textile industry
Business Council moves to empower entrepreneurs through training
Nigeria, Swedish trade increases 20% annually
F G moves to curb foreign dominance of Cabotgae trade
Leadership crisis hits freighting forwarding groups
N10billion Delta State maritime academy begins recruitment
NIMASA sacks 22 employed without due process

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Court action, crisis stalls ANLCA elections
SOME members of the Association of Nigerian Licensed Customs Agents (ANLCA) have gone to court to stop the chapter elections of the association being midwife by Alhaji Inua Mohammed led Association Electoral Commission (ASECO).
NIMASA sacks 22 employed without due process
THE management of Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency NIMASA, has sacked twenty-two workers in the agency who the management claimed were employed without following due process, an action that is at variance with rule of law policy of the President Umoru Yar’Adua’s administration.The Board it was learnt at its meeting of 29th July 2009 reviewed the recruitment exercise of the concerned staffers which did not follow laid down procedures and consequently cancelled the recruitment exercise of the 22 officers.
NPA trainees protestnon absorption
The 536 personnel trained by the Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) at its Technical Training Centre between 2003 and 2007 Monday stormed the Marina headquarters of the authority demanding that management should absorb them in line with the agreement reached with NPA before they were admitted for the programme.
African Circle invests $43m to reduce ship pollution in Lagos
African Cycle Pollution Management Limited has expended not less than $43 million in a determination to reduce ship pollution and cargo residue on the nation’s waters to create cleaner sea for shipping operation in Nigeria.
FG set to tackle multiple taxation
Following the agitations by individuals, companies and thenorganised private sector (OPS) over multiple taxation, the federal government has announced plans to introduce measures that will help address the issue and thus boost its revenue profile in the years ahead.

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