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Home » LCCI Urges FG To Review Import Duty On Vehicles

LCCI Urges FG To Review Import Duty On Vehicles

by Joshua
January 16, 2017
in Uncategorized

The Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry (LCCI) has advised the Federal Government to review import duty on vehicles in order to bring down the cost of transportation in the country.
The LCCI Director General, Mr Muda Yusuf, made this known to newsmen  in Ota, Ogun last week.
He said that the current import duty on vehicles was aggravating the cost of transportation in the country.
According to him, there is the need for the Federal Government to urgently review the automotive policy in 2017 because of its adverse effects on the economy.
“The current 70 per cent import duty on new cars is prohibitive and has put the price of new cars beyond the reach of most Nigerians and corporate organisations.
“Similarly, the present import duty of 35 per cent on trucks and buses has also negatively affected the cost of transportation in the economy.
“This is a period when importers are already grappling with sharp currency depreciation.’’
Yusuf said that if the Federal Government could review downward the import duty on Vehicles, it would enhance people’s standard of living and boost the economy. 


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