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  • AGL officially launches Lobito terminal, to strengthen operations in Angola

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      Eze Ihedigbo Africa Global Logistics (AGL), a leading player in logistics and port operations in Africa, has officially launched the activities of its subsidiary AGL Lobito Terminal (ALT) to strengthen operations in Angola. According to the Media Relations Manager, AGL, Rachel Hounsinou, the ceremony was presided over by the…

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  • NAGAFF appeal for increased supervision of operational officers in customs’ ports, borders  

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      Stanley Ihedigbo Founder of the National Association of Government Approved Freight Forwarders (NAGAFF), Dr. Boniface Aniebonam, has appealed for increased supervision of the operational officers to avoid the practice of issuance of frivolous demand notes to traders who come to transact businesses in the customs ports and borders. In…

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  • LASTCOC urges police to investigate, prosecute masterminders of Tin Can violence 

    Admin February 10, 2024
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      Stanley Ihedigbo Lagos State Truck and Cargo Operators Committee (LASTCOC) has urged Nigeria police authority to investigate and persecute masterminders of Tin Can Ports crisis and allegations against them. According to the Chairman, LASTCOC, Alhaji Lukman Shittu Zangalo , they are working assiduously to achieve the goal of liberating…

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