Issa-Onilu: NPA charging duties in naira will stabilise exchange rates

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Issa-Onilu: NPA charging duties in naira will stabilise exchange rates
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Lanre Issa-Onilu, NOA DG, says the federal government's plan to authorise customs, NPA, and NIMASA to charge duties, fines, and levies in naira will stabilise the local currency.

Lanre Issa-Onilu, director-general of the National Orientation Agency , says the federal government’s plan to authorise the Nigeria Customs Service , Nigeria Ports Authority , and Nigerian Maritime and Safety Agency to charge duties, fines, and levies in naira will stabilise the local currency.

On September 26, Bayo Onanuga, special adviser to the president on information and strategy, announced the federal government isIn an editorial on The Explainer, a weekly publication of the NOA, Issa-Onilu said charging import duties in naira will reduce the volatility of the naira.Advertisement “The Federal Government is fine-tuning the policy to authorise the charging of duties, fines, and levies by the Nigeria Customs Service , Nigeria Ports Authority , and Nigerian Maritime and Safety Agency in naira,” he said.

“It is another bulls-eye decision to stabilise the exchange rates and reduce the volatility of the naira. The years ahead foretell a prosperous nation.” Also, as part of the federal government’s efforts to reduce the pressure on the local currency, on July 29, the federal executive council approved a proposal by President Bola Tinubu directing the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited

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