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Home»Business»Like Dangote Cement, Nigerian Government Grants BUA Cement Access To Land Borders
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Like Dangote Cement, Nigerian Government Grants BUA Cement Access To Land Borders

Kennedy IgweBy Kennedy IgweNovember 10, 2020No Comments1 Min Read
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The Nigerian Government has granted BUA Cement access to export it’s product through the land borders across the country.

This is coming after a report by Bloomberg revealed that Dangote Cement had been similarly given access to export its product.

According to a memo signed by Dimka V.D, Custom Comptroller (Enforcement, Hqtrs) on behalf of Deputy Comptroller-General (E,I&I) and seen by MERIDIAN SPY, the government approved the movement of BUA Cement trucks to Niger Republic.

“I am directed to forward herewith a letter from the Office of The National Security Adviser referenced NSA/227/C dates 17th June, 2020 on the above subject matter,” the memo to Custom Zonal Coordinator in charge of Sokoto/Zamfara commands read.

“The trucks will exit and return through Illela Border station in Sokoto State.

“Attached herewith is a list with names of drivers and truck license numbers and other relevant details for ease of reference.

“This is forwarded for information and strict compliance, please.”

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