COVID-19: Custom brokers task FG to strengthen e-Commerce

The Association of Nigeria Licensed Customs Agents (ANLCA) has called on Federal Government to strengthen chords of e-commerce, online transactions, virtual meetings and deploy Internet (IoT) to boost the economy in this second wave of COVID-19.

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