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Licensed agents seek law reserving freight jobs for Nigerians

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Licensed agents urge the National Assembly to enact a new law reserving critical freight forwarding and customs brokerage jobs for Nigerians to boost emplo Read More: https://punchng.com/licensed-agents-seek-law-reserving-freight-jobs-for-nigerians/

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