Another civil servant, Sadiq Lawal, said he just realised recently that many of his colleagues had adopted the practice quietly.
Mr Achakpa identified soaring inflation and currency depreciation as factors squeezing profit margins.
35 other ships are expected to arrive at Lagos ports between Saturday and January 25.
Mr God I said, “It is noble to pay taxes because this is the money government uses for infrastructure and public services for the people.”
The naira which has remained relatively stable due to CBN reforms, experienced weeklong gain.
According to him, the true economic value does not lie in production alone.
According to the document, 11 of the vessels were waiting to berth general cargoes.
The FCT commandant of the corps, Olusola Odumosu, gave the advice during an interview on Friday in Abuja.
Mr Shettima observed that commodity markets will remain volatile, oil prices, exchange rates, and capital flows will frustrate the nation’s policies.
“Every Nigerian is one serious illness away from poverty,” Mr Runsewe said.
