Read this extract from Cargo Defense Fund.... More Nigerians are falling victims of fraudulent practices of foreign buyers in the international charcoal business, the Cargo Defence Fund (CDF) has reported. Miss Azuka Ogo, the Secretary of the Fund, disclosed this in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) last week in Lagos. Ogo said that cases of fraudulent activities received by the CDF had risen from 27 to 32. She alleged that outstanding claims owed Nigerian charcoal exporters amounted to more than N97.4 million, excluding interests and damages. Ogo cautioned Nigerian exporters not to accept hook, line and sinker information received from foreigners who tended to woo them at seminars on international trade. She said that the major problem was that Nigerians usually exported their commodities on ``open account’’. ``Open account’’ means trading without a letter of credit which assures the seller of money available for payment by the buyer’s ba
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