ANLCA, Nagaff Compliance teams collaborate against trade impediments
The Association of Nigerian Licensed Customs Agents (ANLCA), has concluded plans for its Compliance team to synergize with NAGAFF 100 percent Compliance team to monitor activities on the cargo clearing chain.
According to The Association Nigerian Licenced Customs Agents’ (ANLCA) National President, IJU Tony Nwabunike, “This initiative becomes imperative for both groups to share intelligence and vital information, in order to check the excesses of agencies saddled with the statutory duties of cargo clearance at the seaports, Airports and land borders.”
The current leadership of ANLCA he says, believes strongly in unity of purpose in moving the Customs Brokerage / freight forwarding sub-sector forward for the greater good of all members.
Hence, Nwabunike reveals that ANLCA
is working tirelessly to promote synergy among all Customs Brokers & freight forwarders in the industry.
“For us as Customs Brokers / freight forwarders to achieve tangible growth in the sector we invest so much in, we must speak with one voice.
This is the time to work as one big family to achieve our common goal of repositioning the sector in line with the Government’s”Ease of doing business.”
He reiterated that ANLCA’s Compliance team will work hand-in-hand with NAGAFF or any other Association’s Compliance committee
to check bottle-necks and excessess of agencies impeding trade in the industry.
The ANLCA boss lamenting, says “a situation where multiple alerts from various Custom units, even waylaying of Containers that have been released at ports by the Customs Federal Operations Unit (FOU), the Strike-Force and Police officers, is totally unacceptable.
This Nwabunike said, is an aspect that must be addressed together as a matter of urgency.
“So, the two or other Compliance Teams will exchange ideas, monitor activities in the industry, as they work together to achieve the same purpose for various members of their own Associations .
Most importantly, sometimes they will join efforts in tackling problems and issues bothering on the welfare of members and Associations from time to time,” he said.
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