The shipper is the supplier who will send the goods from origin while the consignee is the owner of the goods; who will receive the goods at the destination.

These are the airport agencies that handle cargo at the airport before it is released to the consignee.

NAHCO/FAAN charges are third party charges to a freight forwarder.

Shipping Line and terminal charges are service charges levied by the shipping company and the terminal company for services rendered on cargo at the port of destination before arriving at the consignees destination. Shipping Line and terminal charges are third party charges to a freight forwarder

Customs duty refers to the tax on goods when they are transported across international borders. In simple terms, it is the tax levied on the import and export of goods. These duties are used by the government to generate revenue, protect domestic industries and control the movement of products

Form M is a required contractual document to be completed by all importers for the importation of goods into Nigeria.

The Life cycle of Form M is 180 days (for general merchandise) and 365 days(for Plant and Machinery). It is issued by the Designated Dealer which is called an Authorized Dealer Bank(ADB). Any further extension shall be authorized by the Central Bank of Nigeria(CBN)