N8.9bn EU donated scanner rots away at border
Scintilla Africa set to supercharge cross-border retail through gifting app PIF
Buhari orders immediate reopening of borders
Border closure not sustainable — Economic Advisory Council chief, Salami
Stakeholders divided over continued border closure
Border closure latest: Nigerians in Ghana, Angola, Malawi, others resort to direct import
Dangote backs Buhari on border closure
Contraband: Border Patrol Team intercepts 52 trailers in Katsina
NIS arrests 4 human traffickers, rescues 4 at Seme Border
Border Closure: Buhari meets Ghanaian President in London
Ghanaian president begs Buhari to open border
Border Closure: Customs seizes N500m goods in Kwara
Border closure increases cargo volume in Lagos ports
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SubscribeBORDER CLOSURE: Customs redeploys officers
IN a bid to ensure better enforcement of the Federal Government’s directive to close its borders with neighbouring countries, the Comptroller General, CG, of the Nigeria Customs Service, NCS, Col. Hameed Ali (retd), has redeployed some officers in charge of border drill operations, border control, anti smuggling and enforcement commands.
Borders and economic security
BRITISH wartime Prime Minister, Sir Winston Churchill, famously noted that, “you do not negotiate borders – you defend them”. Borders are the hallmarks of a sovereign state. Any country that cannot control hers is not worthy of its own statehood. The current global system of territorial states that we operate began in continental Europe, with the Treaty of Westphalia 1648 that ended the devastating Thirty Years’ religious wars.
FG realizes N4bn from border closure
TWENTY four trucks of premium motor spirit popularly known as petrol said to have been intercepted by men of the Ogun 1 Customs Command in conjunction with operatives of the Joint Border Operation may have stirred up speculations of official deceit and attempt to mislead Nigerians with fake news.
Border closure not breaching free trade agreement, FG says
The Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, Sabo Nanono, says Federal Government’s closure of the Nigerian border does not in any way breach the free trade agreement in the West African sub-region.
Cleric advises Nigerians to utilise advantages of border closure
A Cleric, Christopher Qwolabi, on Friday, advised Nigerians, especially youths, to utilise the advantages of the nation’s border closure to be self-productive and reliant.
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