CEVA Logistics and EFL Africa Launch Joint Venture in Nigeria

Author: dailypost.ngPublished on: June 11, 2026Country: Nigeria

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CEVA Logistics and EFL Africa Launch Joint Venture in Nigeria

CEVA Logistics and EFL Africa have launched a joint venture in Nigeria, enhancing CEVA's position in the growing Western African market. Domestic EFL customers in Nigeria now gain greater access to CEVA's global network.

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