Export cargoes

Here's a more detailed breakdown:

• 1. Registration and Documentation:
  NEPC Registration: Register as an exporter with the NEPC through their e-registration platform.
  Exporter's Certificate: Obtain an Exporter's Certificate from the NEPC after registration.
  Form NXP: Complete the Nigeria Export Proceeds Form (NXP), obtained from an authorized dealer bank, to document export proceeds.
  Other Documents: Provide a commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading or airway bill, and potentially a SONCAP certificate (if applicable).
  Certificate of Origin: A Certificate of Origin may also be required, and may need attestation.
• 2. Regulatory Compliance:
  Nigerian Customs Service (NCS): Ensure compliance with NCS procedures for export clearance, including submitting relevant documents and undergoing inspections.
  Relevant Agencies: Comply with regulations from agencies like the Standards Organization of Nigeria (SON) ,NAFDAC,QUARANTINE, FUMIGATION CERTIFICATE AND NEROLI -PRESHIPMENT -CLEAN CERTIFICATE OF INSPECTION ( CCI) AND NACCIMA- CERTIFICATE OF ORIGIN
  Avoid Prohibited Products: Be aware of and avoid exporting goods that are prohibited.

Export Prohibition List

• 1. Maize
• 2. Timber (rough or sawn)
• 3. Raw hides and skin (including Wet Blue and all unfinished leather) HS Codes 4101.2000.00 – 4108.9200.00
• 4. Scrap Metals
• 5. Unprocessed rubber latex and rubber lumps
• 6. Artifacts and Antiquities
• 7. Wildlife animals classified as endangered species and their products (e.g. Crocodile, Elephant, Lizard, Eagle, Monkey, Zebra, Lion etc.)
• 8. Goods imported can be re-exported