When Nigerians click ‘checkout’ on Temu or Amazon, or wheel a suitcase through the Murtala Muhammed International Airport terminal, the dread of Customs charges might ease a little.
A new $300 duty-free threshold, one of the highest anywhere, means online orders and travel baggage under that
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Bethel Olujobi
Bethel Olujobi reports on trade and maritime business for BusinessDay with prior experience reporting on migration, labour, and tech. He holds a Bachelor's degree in Mass Communication from the University of Jos, and is certified by the FT, Reuters and Google. Drawing from his experience working with other respected news providers, he presents a nuanced and informed perspective on the complexities of critical matters. He is based in Lagos, Nigeria and occasionally commutes to Abuja.
