The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) is collaborating with Trade Modernisation Project Limited to install Gantry Scanners with the capacity to scan 200 containers per hour.
The Nigeria Customs Service is collaborating with Trade Modernisation Project Limited to install Gantry Scanners with the capacity to scan 200 containers per hour.
His words, “with the state-of-the-art equipment being installed, we will cut the time containers spend at ports. We will cut the time NCS officers spend to treat documents by half. Customers software experts were infused into the team of experts from the TMP Project limited, as according to Mr. Ogunsola, “A lot of people ask, why don’t you just buy something and come and give to the NCS.
He said, “Phase 0ne, all systems must be deployed- hardware, software, technology services and everything we are doing within phase one, everything must be deployed. Phase two we continue to manage, maintain and replace as needed.Jonathan inaugurates Delta High Court Complex With the system in place, he said that the transaction can be followed from the day the trader signifies the intention to import through ports clearance processes to when the goods are delivered at his house.
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