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On-going regulation of operational activities of Courier/Logistics companies not new – LASG

Admin May 13, 2020
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Lagos State Commissioner for Transportation, Dr Frederic Oladeinde

 

The Honourable Commissioner for Transportation, Dr. Frederic Oladeinde has explained that the on-going regulation of operational activities of Courier/Logistics companies is not a new Law but enforcement of certain aspects of the year 2012 Lagos State Traffic Law and other regulations as contained in the Transport Sector Reform Law, 2018.

Oladeinde averred that the one-month ultimatum given by the State Government for regularisation of documents was enough for any serious operator to fully comply as required by the Law

He observed that the laws which exempted the operations of mail distribution and courier services with the written permission of the Ministry, stipulated that “every operator must have the required operational documents from NIPOST and register in line with the TSRL 2018.”

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