Terminal Operators Responsible For Cargo Security At Seaports - NPA MD

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acting managing director, Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA), Mohammed Bello Koko, has said that terminal operators are in-charge of safety of cargoes at their various facilities at the seaports and not the NPA.

, Mohammed Bello Koko, has said that terminal operators are in-charge of safety of cargoes at their various facilities at the seaports and not the NPA.Koko, who spoke in an exclusive chat with LEADERSHIP against the backdrop of the allegation of container broaching and cargo theft at the Lagos seaports by clearing agents and importers, said terminal operators are in charge of providing perimeter fencing as contained in the agreement with the federal government.

LEADERSHIP recall that pilfering of cargoes at the seaports have been happening unabated at the Lagos seaports as container laden with cargoes are mostly broken into and the content plifered at night. Stakeholders have, however, attributed the resurgence of activities of wharf rats to criminals residing inside the Apapa and Tin-Can Island ports.

Reacting to the development, Koko disclosed that terminal operators will be liable for any cargo theft reported in their facility., handling and perimeter fencing in line with the International Ships and Ports Security Code which is fully in place in the terminals. Having said that, for any cargo theft reported against any terminal such terminals are liable as entrenched in the agreements.

“However, any reported incident will be investigated and sanctions imposed as applicable against the terminal operators.”

 

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