The Federal Government of Nigeria has approved the re-opening of the Seme land border for the importation of vehicles. The Director of Road Transport in
The Federal Government of Nigeria has approved the re-opening of the Seme land border for the importation of vehicles.
Musa, who spoke at the Economic Community of West African States, ECOWAS, meeting organised between officials of Nigeria and Benin Republic, revealed that the development followed complaints by freight forwarders operating at the Seme border. “The former minister made us prepare a memo to that effect. It was considered and sent to the government.”
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