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Nigeria to Train 1,000 Airport Freight Forwarders in Digitization, Global Compliance Drive

By Naija247news – Abuja, May 14, 2025 – In a major stride toward modernizing Nigeria’s freight forwarding sector, the Council for the Regulation of Freight Forwarding in Nigeria (CRFFN) has unveiled plans to train 1,000 freight forwarders operating at airports nationwide. The announcement was made by Mr. Kingsley Igwe, Registrar of the Council, during the 2025 Sectoral Retreat for top management…

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Olanrewaju writes Amaechi on CRFFN problems, proffer solutions

Olanrewaju writes Amaechi on CRFFN problems, proffer solutions

Aare Hakeem Olanrewaju, the pioneer vice-chairman, Governing Council of the Council for the Regulation of Freight Forwarding in Nigeria (CRFFN), has written to Chibuike Amaechi, minister of transport to explain why freight forwarders rush to occupy positions in the council. He also proffered solutions to the problems facing the council since the expiration of the tenure of the first and second…

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Freight forwarders query CRFFN electoral process, seek FG’s intervention

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POF: Agents raise alarm over Minister, CRFFN spending of N4.2bn budget http://crudeoilbrokers.blogspot.com/2017/08/pof-agents-raise-alarm-over-minister.html

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Banks Resume Operations In Apapa On Shippers Council, CRFFN Intervention - GUARDIAN

Banks Resume Operations In Apapa On Shippers Council, CRFFN Intervention – GUARDIAN

By Sulaimon Salau

– INTELS donates isolation centres at Onne port

The Nigerian Shippers Council (NSC) and Council for the Regulation of Freight Forwarding in Nigeria (CRFFN) yesterday assured that some banks have resume operations in Apapa area of Lagos to facilitate the clearance of goods and other essential services.

Banks in Apapa ports had earlier shut down in compliance with President…

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75% of freight forwarders untrained – CRFFN boss

75% of freight forwarders untrained – CRFFN boss

CHAIRMAN of the  Council for the Regulation of Freight Forwarding in Nigeria, CRFFN, Col. Abubakar Tsani, (retd) has said that about 75 percent of freight forwarders currently practicing in Nigeria are untrained.

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CRFFN, Agents Blame Customs for Border Closure

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Untrained freight forwarders to stop entering ports by 2021 — CRFFN » Maritime » Tribune Online

Untrained freight forwarders to stop entering ports by 2021 — CRFFN » Maritime » Tribune Online

The Council for the Registration of Freight Forwarders in Nigeria (CRFFN) has warned that the agency will deregister any freight forwarder who fails to obtain the basic training that is required for the profession by 2021.

The Registrar of the Council, Samuel Nwakohu, made this disclosure recently at the installation of Rotarian Gbemi Oyeneyin as the 33rd President of the Rotary Club, Victoria…

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Nigeria Ports Council Inaugurates Strategic BoT, Pushes for Digital Reform and Global Partnerships

• NPCC charts course for efficient port operations, global competitiveness • Board of Trustees inaugurated to strengthen collaboration and oversight • Stakeholders seek digital transformation of maritime sector amid rising imports Lagos, Nigeria | April 24, 2025 | Naija247news – In a renewed push to reposition Nigeria’s maritime sector, the Nigerian Ports Consultative Council (NPCC) has…

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Experts Advises Freight Forwarders On ADR

Experts Advises Freight Forwarders On ADR

Experts in the maritime sector on Monday advised freight forwarders to explore Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) process of the Council for Regulation of Freight Forwarders in Nigeria (CRFFN) to resolve trade disputes.

According to the experts, the barrage of trade-related disputes lingering in courts can slow down the flow of business and in most cases scare away potential investors.

They…

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NAGAFF: Freight forwarders’ regulator gets new governing council

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the newly-elected CRFFN officials, drawn from five registered freight forwarding associations, would be joined by 17 government appointees into the council.

A 15-member Governing Council was on Saturday in Lagos elected into the Council for the Regulation of Freight Forwarding of Nigeria (CRFFN).

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the newly-elected CRFFN officials, drawn from five registered freight forwarding associations, would be joined by 17 government appointees into the council.

The five registered associations are; National Association of Government Approved Freight Forwarding (NAGAFF), Association of Nigerian Licensed Customs Agents (ANLCA), National Council of Managing Directors of Licensed Customs Agents (NCMDLCA).

Others are National Association of Air Freight Forwarding and Consolidation (NAAFFC) and Association of Registered Freight Forwarders in Nigeria (ARFFN).

NAN reports that the 15 newly elected officials comprised of six each from ÑAGAFF and ANLCA and one each from ARFFN, NCMDLCA and NAAFFC.

CRFFN had been operating without governing council for more than five-year. The new governing council was elected for four years tenure.

Speaking after the election, the Registrar of CRFFN, Mr Mike Jukwe, urged the freight forwarders collaborate in order to speedily take the profession to greater heights.

“Our mandate is to regulate and control freight forwarding in Nigeria; now that we have governing council, policies will be made for the management to execute.

“The policies are geared towards taking the freight forwarding sub sector from where it is to a higher level of best international norms and practices,” Jukwe said.

The CRFFN registrar said that the 32-member governing council would elect its chairman and vice chairman among themselves after their retreat in Abuja on July 12.

Also speaking after the election, NAGAFF Founder, Chief Boniface Aniebonam, expressed optimism that the new governing council would sustain and meet up with its mandate.

“This is the first time all the five registered associations are speaking with one voice which would also have positive impact on the council.

“I see the need for all the associations to collaborate because the cooperation led to the peaceful election conducted into the council,” he said.

He urged the newly elected council members to regulate the industry in line with international standards and train operators on the rudiments ot freight forwarding practice.

Henry Njoku, who spoke on behalf of the elected officials, said the governing council would look into the challenges facing the industry and tackle them.

Njoku said that the new council would ensure smooth operations that would enhance the success of Federal Government’s mandate on Ease of Doing Business in Nigerian ports.

source https://www.newssplashy.com/2018/07/nagaff-freight-forwarders-regulator.html

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Group threatens to sue CRFFN board

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Reps probe over N2.5bn alleged fraud in CRFFN 

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CRFFN to screen customs licenses, commences POF collection http://crudeoilbrokers.blogspot.com/2017/08/crffn-to-screen-customs-licenses.html

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Nwabunike becomes ANLCA President

SAM IKEOTUONYE 09 March 2018, Sweetcrude, Enugu – A former chairman of the Council for the Regulation of Freight Forwarding in Nigeria, CRFFN, Mr. Tony Iju Nwabunike, has been elected the National President of the Association of Nigerian Licensed Customs Agents, ANLCA. He will take over from the incumbent, Prince Olayiwola Shittu, whose two-term tenure … The post Nwabunike becomes ANLCA http://dlvr.it/QKR298 KDonaldResources