Shippers’ council moves to curb arbitrary charges by foreign ship-owners

Nigerian Shippers Council (NSC), in collaboration with its African counterpart, has initiated steps to address exorbitant charges imposed on shippers by foreign ship-owners and their agents.

Onyedika Agbedo

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