Customs withdraws NAC, retains 15% add-on levy on imported vehicles

Apparently bowing to pressure, the Nigerian Customs Service (NCS) yesterday withdrew the controversial National Automotive Council (NAC) levy on imported used vehicles, though retained its 15 per cent add-on tariff.

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