Nigerian forwarders strike
A strike by freight forwarders in the Nigerian port of Lagos cost the country an estimated $27m during its first three days. So serious was the dispute that the federal minister of transport immediately met with the strikers to find a solution. Freight forwarders have accused terminal concessionaires of acting as if they were a law unto themselves and of ignoring legal commitments.
A strike by freight forwarders in the Nigerian port of Lagos cost the country an estimated $27m during its first three days. So serious was the dispute that the federal minister of transport immediately met with the strikers to find a solution. Freight forwarders have accused terminal concessionaires of acting as if they were a law unto themselves and of ignoring legal commitments.