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It is Difficult to Clear Goods at Tin Can Island
February 18, 2021May 6, 2021Insight & Analysis

Businessman Narrates Difficult Experience while Clearing his Goods at Nigeria’s Tin Can Island

According to SBM Intelligence, the characteristic high cost associated with Nigerian ports is as a result of exorbitant shipping fees, terminal fees and even bribes which importers are required to pay. 

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