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NSC, ICPC, STAKEHOLDERS MOVE AGAINST CORRUPTION AT SEAPORTS

Adressing newsmen, the Chairman of the Anti – corruption and Transparency Monitoring Unit (ACTU) of the Nigerian Shippers’ Council (NSC), Mr. Samuel Vongtau, said the march was to educate people who transact business at the port on the fight against corruption.

Vongtau, who led the march tagged “Shun Corruption and Uplift the Nigerian Ports” organized by the NSC branch of ACTU, noted that Nigerian port are said to be among the most expensive in the world and it is said that corruption contributes alot to the cost of doing business at the port.

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