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Single Window begins phase two testing next week — FG

The Federal Government will begin testing the second phase of the National Single Window project next week to streamline export procedures, an official say Read More: https://punchng.com/single-window-begins-phase-two-testing-next-week-fg/

Single Window begins phase two testing next week — FG

The Federal Government of Nigeria is set to begin testing the second phase of the National Single Window project next week, with the aim of streamlining export procedures. This phase will focus on the centralised processing of export licences, permits and certificates, as well as the standardised submission of export-related forms required by the Central Bank of Nigeria.

The project, which was launched in March 2026, has already processed 156,026 import licences and permits through the platform. The second phase will involve user acceptance testing to gather feedback and make necessary improvements before the system is officially launched.

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