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Tincan Port: Customs Intercepts Three Containers with Cannabis Indica Worth N682m 

Tincan Port: Customs Intercepts Three Containers with Cannabis Indica Worth N682m  The Nigeria Customs Service, Tincan Island Command, has seized three containers loaded with 684 packets of Cannabis Indica weighing 341.025kg valued at N682m. The Customs Area Controller in charge of the command, Dera Nnadi, disclosed...

TinCan Port Shows Decades of Neglect, Needs Total Reconstruction – Saraki

TinCan Port Shows Decades of Neglect, Needs Total Reconstruction - Saraki The Minister of State for Transportation, Gbemisola Saraki, has frown at the dilapidating state of TinCan Island seaport due to decades of neglect. Saraki noted this during a ministerial tour of the Lagos ports  and...

Exporters, Importers’ Woes Worsening At Ports – LCCI

Exporters, Importers’ Woes Worsening At Ports - LCCI       Port operations at Apapa and Tincan ports have worsened the plight of many importers, exporters, traders, and manufacturers as movement in and out of the ports remain a challenge, the Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry said...

Apapa, Tin-Can Congested As Cargo Load Triples Above Capacity

Apapa, Tin-Can Congested As Cargo Load Triples Above Capacity   The Executive Secretary of Nigeria Shippers Council, Hassan Bello, has decried the overstretching of facilities at both Apapa and Tin-Can Ports saying that they are now made to handle 89 million metric tonnes of cargo rather...

Customs Seize 34 Containers Of Rice At TinCan Port

Customs Seize 34 Containers Of Rice At TinCan Port   The Nigeria Customs Service has announced the seizure of 34 containers of rice smuggled through the Tin Can Island port in Lagos. The Comptroller General of Customs, Hameed Ali (retd), disclosed this in Lagos on Tuesday. He said...

Tincan Port: Customs Service Generates N162bn

Tincan Port: Customs Service Generates N162bn   The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), Tincan Island Command, has generated a total N162.7billion in the first half (H1) of 2018. This, according to the Command represents a difference of N32.6billion from the N130billion generated in the corresponding period of 2017. Customs...