ZIKEYBOY11:



UPDATE: Nipost just called me this afternoon to come for my package. It was given to me along with another package I ordered about 3 months ago which I've already forgotten about it.

sleemoon:
Has anyone ever had this Custom failed issue? Na Cast Device i order ooo wey fail Custom clearance

Temyyyy:
Hi guys , I’m pretty new here
I have been ordering stuffs from AliExpress and it has been shipped through speedaf however this time around , the seller shipped my parcel through sunyun and my tracking no started with LP instead of NG , then later my tracking number was changed to UV662140741UZ , it has arrived in Nigeria since April 2nd but I still have not gotten any call to receive the parcel and I don’t know where the parcel is
Has anyone gone through this same ordeal , please enlighten me .

TechCapon:
most likely due to NLC strike at the airport

The Association Nigerian Licensed Customs Agents (ANLCA) has rejected the 20 percent reduction in tariff being put forward by the two handling companies in the aviation industry, Skyway Aviation Handling Company SAHCO and Nigerian Aviation Handling Company NAHCO.

At a meeting held Tuesday to resolve the issues between the agents and the handling companies, the companies reduced the charges by 20 percent but the agents insisted on 50 percent reduction.

Davies Ben Chukwunenye, the vice chairman of ANCLA said the agents rejected the 80 percent put forward before them adding that the strike continues.

Davies said they will only agree on 50 percent, adding that there was no where in the world where 100 percent is allowed.

A week ago, customs clearing agents embarked on strike over the introduction of 100 percent cargo increase.

The agents say thay have lost over ₦6bn since the last commencement of the strike.

The two handling companies have said the increase is as a result of high cost of operations and acquisition of equipment.

Cargoes that should have left the shores of the country in the last four days are currently tied down at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMIA) as custom agents agents protest a 100 percent increase in tariff.

This is also as the custom agents disclosed that they have lost over ₦2 billion as a result of the protest they embarked.

Speaking during a press conference at the weekend, Davies Chukwuneye, the vice chairman of the Association of Nigerian Licensed Custom Agents, (ANCLA) MMIA chapter, said the association withdrew their services after Nigerian Aviation Handling Company (Nacho) and Skyway Aviation Handling Company (Sahco) increased ground handling charges by 100 percent despite a similar increase three years ago.

Chuwkuneye said the association viewed the increase as obnoxious and highly insensitive and has held series of meetings with both ground handling companies, pleading with them to reduce the tariff to no avail.

“At the second week of February, the ground handlers sent a circular to the executive of ANLCA, introducing an upward review of 300 percent on their handling and other charges.

“The Association viewed this as being obnoxious and highly insensitive judging from the fact that the economic situation currently is so harsh to the extent that the Nigerian masses are struggling to survive.

“In view of this, the union excos entered into negotiation with the ground handlers specifically to make them realise that increment at this time is ill timed and that it will definitely have negative effects when it was still less than three years they had the last increment,” Chuwkuneye said.

He noted that exco’s intervention on this fell on deaf ears as they reluctantly came down to a 100 percent increment, adding that all over the world, there is nowhere 100 percent increment has been accepted and implemented.

He said people are struggling to survive in Nigeria and the regular increment without corresponding services is very worrisome.

“If we fold our hands and allow this to go on, maybe by the end of this year, another increment will come up. We are calling on the federal government to call the ground handlers to order.

"Four days ago, we withdrew our services from the warehouses and up till now, they have not made any move to send correspondence to us and we are dismayed because it shows that they are insensitive. We have made them understand that the increment will not help anyone including them,” he said.

He explained that the increment will send many custom agents out of business that is why the agents are pleading with the relevant agencies and stakeholders to intervene so that it would not generate into crisis that would be difficult to control.

“Within these few days, we have lost more than two billion naira. We are not saying there should be no increment, what we are saying is that it should have a human face so that we can remain in business.

“When this issue came up, we wrote to the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) who are the regulators but till now, we have not heard anything from them. The two ground handlers have already started the implantation of the increase which has made it difficult for us to operate,” he said..

He explained that the services that they have been getting from both ground handlers is nothing to write home about.

“I can tell you authoritatively that most of the hand trucks used in both warehouses are bought by our members, yet we are paying handling charges. We had a situation where they went and hired machines and positioned them for us to inspect and few days after we had accepted increment, Nahco returned them to where they were rented.

“As I speak, the entire warehouse is leaking and the rain flooded the place and soaked the goods. We have been suffering loses as a result of our cargo being soaked by rain and we bear the cost of the damaged goods because our customers won’t agree to pay for goods damaged by rain,” he said.

But in a joint letter signed by Boma Ukwunna and Saheed Lasisi of Sacho and Nacho respectively, which was addressed to the chairman of ANLCA, the ground handlers said the final rates adjustment was effectuated in line with aviation standard as all relevant stakeholders recognised by law including government agencies and the regulator were duly consulted.

The ground handlers also insisted that they have complied with the relevant provisions of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)’s four main principles on increase in charges for Airport and Air Navigation Service providers as contained in ICAO Doc 9082, which are: Cost recovery, transparency, consultation with users and non-discrimination.

“On April 17, 2023 we had a meeting with all the relevant stakeholders, consequent upon which an agreement was jointly executed on April 19, 2023, where it was collectively agreed that the ultimate effective date for the implementation of the 100 percent increase is Monday, April 24, 2023.

“We were therefore shocked and taken aback that having achieved the above millage based on thorough justifications regarding the current economic realities, ANCLA members still went ahead, staging a protest for a matter that has already been resolved,” the ground handlers said.

kayus621:


i have this contact, but the address i used was uyo address, so it would be delivered to the address in uyo that's why i am asking for uyo contact
i need to get the number that called you
I'll be grateful if you can give me the number

DOMINO001:
I just ended my journey with payday due to their nonsense policies.

I need recommendations on virtual card with relatively good rates.
Also, the card must not be funded via binance.

Senior importers in the building, make una help me.

SchimaLauren:


I have gotten mine though ,the same sunyou mine arrived with the item I was waiting for since February..Post office ways

Kennyflyair:
Omo this failed to clear at customs na everybody o.

I come dey fear say my order no go reach me.

If it boils down to dispute I don't think we can win o

icon91:
https://www.nairaland.com/7675562/strike-lagos-airport-shut-down


I think this might be the cause for the delayed/failed clearance

DOMINO001:
I just ended my journey with payday due to their nonsense policies.

I need recommendations on virtual card with relatively good rates.
Also, the card must not be funded via binance.

Senior importers in the building, make una help me.

11Anonymous:
Has anyone used Chipper cash on Google Play store before?

Arry110:
it is, actually

Babalegba:
100 percent increase. Nigerians are daft I swear. My uncle bought a brand new small bus called Diatsu in 1977 for 1.5k.Something similar now costs around twenty million naira and I now use 1.5k to eat at a single sitting at the mamaput.Thoughtless people.

SUPERPACK:
1.5k for a bus back then is not cheap too as people were paid #60 as monthly salary. Many could not still afford a bicycle back then. From my research our increasing appetite for imported products and death of our industries is the culprit here.

icon91:




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TechCapon:
most likely due to NLC strike at the airport

Macmilla:

If actually there's strike, it should make it stuck at customs clearance, not to fail the clearance.

DOMINO001:
I just ended my journey with payday due to their nonsense policies.

I need recommendations on virtual card with relatively good rates.
Also, the card must not be funded via binance.

Senior importers in the building, make una help me.

icon91:




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TechCapon:
so what do you think is going on because all aliexpress packages failed to clear with customs

Macmilla:

I wish I know.

TechCapon:
I have three packages that failed clearance. I heard buhari increase the clearance fee by 100% and I believe this is the reason for the strike

Macmilla:

This Buhari is still wrecking havoc up to the last days of his tenure. God why did you punish us this badly with this man? And now topping Buhari up with Tinubu. God wet in Nigeria do you?

Amya:


Same Klasha that cleared my black card of $$ 5 days ago and are yet to credit my wallet. That same Klasha?

Macmilla:

This Buhari is still wrecking havoc up to the last days of his tenure. God why did you punish us this badly with this man? And now topping Buhari up with Tinubu. God wet in Nigeria do you?