CBN reads the riot act to shipping companies

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), has flayed the non-compliance of shipping lines to the directive by the Federal Government that all export goods leaving the country should carry Nigerian Export Proceeds (NXP). Chairing a virtual meeting with stakeholders,

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