NPA Celebrates ANLCA's 72nd Anniversary and Commitment to Trade

The Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) congratulated the Association of Nigerian Licensed Customs Agents (ANLCA) on its 72nd anniversary, recognizing the association as a crucial player in Nigeria’s maritime logistics and international trade facilitation. NPA Managing Director, Dr Abubakar Dantsoho, sent a goodwill message to the ANLCA National Secretariat in Lagos, highlighting that ANLCA's 72 years of service since its establishment in 1954 demonstrate its resilience, professionalism, and relevance in international trade and national economic growth.
Dantsoho emphasized the importance of licensed customs agents as key trade facilitators at the nation’s ports, contributing to cargo fluidity and operational efficiency. He reaffirmed the NPA's commitment to modernizing port infrastructure and enhancing digital operations to support customs brokers and freight logistics providers.
Dantsoho expressed hope for continued growth and collaboration between ANLCA and the NPA, wishing the association a memorable anniversary celebration.
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