NAGAFF Launches Trade War Committee to Tackle Port Corruption, Boost Transparency

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The National Association of Government Approved Freight Forwarders (NAGAFF) has inaugurated a Trade War Committee to address systemic inefficiencies and exploitative practices at Nigerian ports.

The committee aims to provide credible field intelligence and evidence-based insights to support informed policy decisions and reforms.

Objectives:

Tackle corruption and regulatory excesses

Improve cargo clearance and documentation processes

Enhance transparency and accountability

Support the Renewed Hope Agenda of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu

The committee comprises experts in trade, law, and technology, and will work closely with higher authorities to drive reforms.

NAGAFF urges cooperation from regulatory agencies and stakeholders to sanitize the system and strengthen Nigeria’s position in global trade.

Advisory to the Federal Government:

Address corruption allegations against port officials

Implement regulatory reforms to improve port operations

Enhance oversight and accountability mechanisms

Support trade facilitation and logistics development

Would you like to know more about the committee’s plans or the government’s response to this initiative?

By Esther Komolafe