- The Nigeria Customs Service has once again set a new duty rate for clearing imported goods at Nigerian ports
- The new rates reflect the current state of the Nigerian currency in the official foreign exchange market
- Based on the latest changes, it will now cost more for importers to clear goods at ports after the workers’ public holiday
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The currency rate used to determine customs charges at the country’s seaports and airport has been increased again by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN).
