Nigeria Customs Service Calls for Stakeholder Collaboration on National Single Window Project
The Nigeria Customs Service is calling for stakeholder collaboration to ensure the success of the National Single Window (NSW) project, which aims to streamline Nigeria's import and export processes through a unified digital platform. During a stakeholder engagement forum in Lagos, key officials like ACG Moham Babandede emphasized the need for collective effort from all players in the trade ecosystem.
The project's head, Tola Fakolade, highlighted the importance of stakeholder engagement as the first phase of the project nears launch. Kingsley Igw of CRFFN emphasized the project's significance for Nigeria's participation in the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA).
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