₦airaland Forum

Jackbaur88:
Easy ke?, By the time you start sourcing for foreign buyers that's when you would likely give up

PapaNnamdi:
You are hell bent on not using the brain,
Next time tell them to put it in your presence

Invoke Kee you there

👉An exporter must be a registered/incorporated business in Nigeria.
👉An exporter must be registered with the relevant tax authorities and have a valid tax identification number.
👉An exporter must register with the NEPC. To do so, an exporter must provide:
details of its export plan;
👉evidence of good understanding of its target market(s);
👉evidence of professional promotional materials destined for foreign markets;
👉evidence that it has the necessary human resources;
👉evidence of understanding of basic shipping terms (including pricing and documentation), obligations under Incoterms® 2010, best freight options available, and legal instruments regulating non-oil exports and imports into the target country; and
👉evidence of financial soundness.
👉An exporter must open a domiciliary account with any commercial bank in Nigeria (all export proceeds must be remitted into that account).
👉An exporter must obtain a Nigerian Export Proceeds Form (NXP Form) from the commercial bank where the account is domiciled for each export transaction.
👉To be exported, goods must be subject to inspection. Inspection agents(s) must assess the quality, quantity, and value of the goods and issue a clean certificate of inspection for the goods within 72 hours from the date of inspection (if they meet the required standards). Inspection agents include:
👉the Standard Organisation of Nigeria (SON) (for manufactured products);
👉the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC);
👉the Nigerian Association of Chambers of Commerce, Industry, Mines, and Agriculture (NACCIMA), which is responsible for issuing certificates of origin;
👉the NCS, which issues Single Goods Declarations (SGDs) (that is, documents containing abridged details on imported/exported goods that must be completed by exporters or their representatives);
👉the Nigeria Agricultural Quarantine Service, which issues phytosanitary certificates;
👉the Federal Produce Inspection Service (for agricultural commodities);
👉Colbalt International Services Ltd, which was appointed by the federal government as Nigeria's pre-export shipment agent; and
private assayers, such as SGS.
👉An exporter must obtain the required licences from the country of export.
👉An exporter must pay to a designated bank the Nigerian export supervision scheme administrative charge, which amounts to 0.5% and 0.15% of the "free on board" (FOB) value of non-oil and oil/gas exports, respectively (the amount is then remitted to the Central Bank of Nigeria).
👉An exporter must have appropriate insurance cover in place.

What's more? You don't really have the right to challenge an authority's denial of an export licence.

Zxcvbnmghtr:
One of which is the review of the pallatives intend to cushion the effects of the removal of fuel subsidy.

PapaNnamdi:
If con man jam you, he go finish all your money walahi
That bottle can be cut from below with a glass knife straight round and precise, and glued back with a glass glue

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Popular ogbete market this morning as traders protest the sealing of their shops by the Enugu State governor over compliance with illegal Monday sit at home. pic.twitter.com/vM5GfROCZf

— NTANetwork (@NTANewsNow) July 26, 2023

Childfree:
My best guess is that the bottle was cut, the items were then put inside then sealed. Hence the white stuff at the base probably to cover it up.

Godwin4444:
if u didn’t do any video for cashless n u decide to do video for fuel hike u should b stoned

mycar:
Peter Obi that champion the crusade of saving and was not listened

Guestlander:
Ibos started the hate online on this particular website and Seun cannot deny not knowing about the Genesis of it all.

Gucciblog:
Investigative journalist indeed.

Always pressing the Mûmu button of bats

fait10:
Please what is this thing highlighted at the back of this car called?

buckeyemedia:
It is always the .... people that have no property in Lagos State, or anywhere else, that will always purport to make the most noise.

OGHENAOGIE:
na fake news go kill some of ina

theophorus:
But more sincerely, we should learn to plan with the little we have for now and wait until everything balances.