September 2020 – Page 2 – Shipping World News Magazine

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TONY IJU, FARINTO FIGHT DIRTY AS ANLCA CRISES DEPEENS.

Breaking News

President Hon Tony Iju Nwabunike The frosty leadership crisis in the Association of Nigerian Licensed Customs Agents deepened weekend when its President Hon Tony Iju Nwabunike slammed a query on his deputy, Dr Kayode Farinto. In the query letter dated August 25, 2020, Dr Farinto was asked to "explain why severe disciplinary action(s) should not be taken against him on the following grounds (i) Writing a letter in the name of our association , to the Secretary General of the World Customs Organization, WCO, dated 03/08/020 with reference no ANLCA/WCO/VOL042/08/020 without the authority of the Association. In the query, the President explained that the said letter to the WCO which was not authorized by the National body was in total violation of section 3(a), (d) and (e) of our C...

Mearsk Line Suspends Peak Season Charge.

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Executive Secretary and CEO, Hassan Bello Mearsk Line Nigeria Ltd has bowed to pressure and reversed an earlier introduction of peak season charge. The reversal followed an intervention by Hassan Bello, Executive Secretary, Nigerian Shippers' Council. In a statement in Lagos, Mearsk Line said it has instructed its commercial department to suspend the controversial charge effective September 1, 2020. It would be recalled that the Nigerian Shippers Council had protested to the African Union of Shippers Councils on the introduction of the arbitrary charges by Mearsk Line and had asked for its immediate scrapping. Shipping World magazine can confirm on good authority that in a letter signed by Mearsk Line Nigeria Representative, Lara Lana and addressed to Nigerian Shippers Council, ...

PAY A MILLION NAIRA AND GET A CUSTOMS JOB. EXCLUSIVE.

Breaking News, Press Release

Comptroller General of Nigeria Custom Colonel Hameed Ibrahim Ali Are you job hunting? Do you want to serve in the Nigeria Customs Service? Then your prayers are answered if only you are ready to cough out N1.1m gratification to a secret recruitment syndicate now holding sway at the Customs Headquarters in Abuja. Shipping World investigations revealed that bribes to secure plum postings to commands such as Onne, Apapa, Tin can, PTML and Airport Commands, also attract various sums ranging between N300,000 and N500,000.00. The source who confided with Shipping World on condition of anonymity explained thus, " My friend and i have been job hunting when this offer of N1.1m for an Assistant Superintendent of Customs came. My friend was able to meet the requirement. She was offered ...