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Logistics
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Truckers Demand Refunds for Cancelled Electronic Call-Up Bookings
Maritime truck owners are pushing for refunds and system improvements after facing recurring financial losses from cancelled electronic booking fees.
Government Officials Set to Attend 2026 TCAN Transportation Summit in Lagos
Key government officials and industry leaders have confirmed their attendance at the 2026 TCAN Transportation Summit in Lagos to discuss infrastructure, logistics, and economic growth.
Experts cite structural gaps as reason for foreign dominance in Nigerian logistics
CRFFN Registrar Kingsley Igwe and trade expert Dera Nnadi argue that foreign dominance in Nigeria's logistics sector is driven by systemic professional and capital deficiencies rather than nationality.
AFRICOM Reports Drug Smuggling Surged Over 600 Percent in Africa
AFRICOM officials have announced that drug trafficking across the African continent has increased by over 600 percent in the last two years, prompting calls for enhanced regional security and logistics cooperation.
Customs agents warn of demonstrations following claims of shipping manifest fraud
Members of the ANLCA are threatening to protest against shipping companies like MSC and Hapag-Lloyd, citing corrupt practices linked to misleading ship manifest declarations.
Osun INEC Chief Denies Knowledge of NURTW Divisions Ahead of Poll
Osun Resident Electoral Commissioner Oluwatoyin Babalola stated that INEC is not involved with local NURTW disputes and continues to coordinate election logistics through the national leadership.
The Hidden Human Toll of South Korea’s Overnight Delivery Culture
Six years after the death of her son from overwork, a South Korean mother continues to challenge the human cost of the country's ultra-fast overnight delivery industry.
MEMAN Urges Enhanced Truck Regulation Amid Apapa Congestion Concerns
MEMAN defends its members against allegations of causing tanker congestion in Apapa, citing effective automated call-up systems and calling for stronger enforcement of transit protocols.
Ukrainian drone strikes target Russian retail giant Wildberries
Ukrainian drone strikes against Wildberries warehouses in Krasnodar and Stavropol left 10 people injured, marking the second such attack on the retailer this week.
Nigeria records 31% drop in agricultural exports amid widespread cargo rejections
Nigeria's agricultural exports fell by over 31% in early 2026, driven by port delays, the use of banned pesticides, and failure to meet international food safety standards.