Nigerian Shippers' Council Decries Foreign Shipping Surcharges, Emphasizes Trade Threat
The Nigerian Shippers' Council (NSC) has raised alarm over foreign shipping lines imposing peak season surcharges on Africa-bound cargoes, impacting trade competitiveness. Dr. Pius Akutah of NSC highlighted the importance of fair and transparent shipping practices to support the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA).
The NSC aims to enhance port efficiency and promote fair trade practices in West Central Africa. Abdurahman Kafoug from the Union of African Shippers Council commended NSC's proactive stance in supporting regional shippers.
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