Lagos, Nigeria – In a bid to enhance efficiency and tackle exploitation at Apapa and Tincan Ports, Trucks Transit Parks Ltd. (TTP) has conducted a…
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Procuring goods from China offers Nigerian businesses cost advantages, but the landscape is riddled with risks. Fraudulent suppliers, counterfeit products, and payment scams cost Nigerian importers over ₦12 billion annually, undermining trust and profitability. Many businesses fall victim to sophisticated schemes, such as fake factory listings on Alibaba or bait-and-switch tactics, where inferior goods replace ordered products.
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