Stakeholders blame customs, terminal operators for overtime cargoes

Stakeholders in the maritime sector have blamed the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), terminal operators and shipping companies for the overtime cargos that have continued to linger at the seaports.

Adaku Onyenucheya

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