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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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*Logistics Giant Cites “Surge in Customs Red Tape” as Trump’s New Trade Rules Take Effect*

The protests erupted hours after the announcement, with dozens of agents refusing to process shipments and blocking access to cargo terminals

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.

Nigeria’s export sector is a goldmine of untapped potential, with products like fresh produce, handmade textiles, and artisanal goods gaining global demand.

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Exporting from Nigeria via Air Freight: Strategies for Global Success