The Nigerian Shippers’ Council (NSC) said it saved the economy N122.1 million, an equivalent of $108,363.02 through intervention in container deposit refund delays, excessive demurrage and detention charges, discrepancies in the bill of lading clauses and unexpected surcharges among other trade disputes at the ports in the first quarter of 2024. The Assistant Director and Head of Compliant Unit, NSC, Bashir Mohammad, disclosed this during a meeting between the Council and the European Union Delegation and Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) in Lagos. Mohammad said the Council faces a myriad of complaints from stakeholders, including service providers, shipping
The post NSC recovers N122m from excessive surcharges, others in Q1 appeared first on Guardian Nigeria News.
