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NEPZA tackles illegal container imports in free zones
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NEPZA tackles illegal container imports in free zones

Punch Nigeria about 1 hour 1 mins read
The Nigeria Export Processing Zones Authority has announced tighter enforcement against the alleged illegal importation of containers into Free Trade Zones, warning operators involved in unlawful transactions would face penalties under Nigerian law. The Authority said the move would involve intensified inspections, closer scrutiny of import and export documents, and coordinated enforcement with relevant government Read More: https://punchng.com/nepza-tackles-illegal-container-imports-in-free-zones/

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