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CourierPlus out to Redefine Courier Business in Nigeria

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 Finally, the Intercontinental Bank Plc has achieved another plus by making a foray into the courier business in Nigeria . It is no longer news that banks in Nigeria before the shake up by the…

 Finally, the Intercontinental Bank Plc has achieved another plus by making a foray into
the courier business in Nigeria . It is no longer news that banks in Nigeria before the shake up by the Central Bank of Nigeria were showing much interest in doing business in the courier sector, but what is new is the dimension which the Intercontinental Bank is taking courier business with its offspring, CourierPlus.
CourierPlus emerged as a brand name after the company  applied as IRL Courier Services Limited for registration at the Courier Regulatory Department (CRD) of Nipost. It has since launched service having acquired a license from the courier regulatory body  to do business in the sector.
With an imposing head office complex on the Murtala Muhammed Airport Road, Lagos, the company says its mission is to develop, manage and continuously improve global logistics systems that strengthen customers’ competitiveness.  It plans to work in collaboration with its customers and act with superior competence, commitment and speed in the total supply chain, both locally and globally.
CourierPlus represented in North and South America, Asia and Europe, close to its customers’ overseas contacts and/or logistic hubs strives to be the very best partner in every individual case for all transport requirements it selects from its global network of first-class carrier specialists that are serving customers. It designs, develops and manages business logistics systems for different industry verticals which includes, manufacturing, pharmaceuticals banking and financial services, oil & gas, health as well as IT and telecoms, on a worldwide basis
CourierPlus, with about 120 employees is represented in 220 countries around the world through the Worldwide Quality Express Service Network (WQXS)
Today's marketplace demands a supply chain that gives you control and flexibility. CourierPlus, (boasting of professionals with a combined work experience spanning over 50years) is positioned to be a leading performer in supply chain management, logistics and global transportation. With this experience it is uniquely qualified to evaluate, design and implement improvements that will make your company more productive, more effective and more competitive.
Recognizing the role of information and communications technology in courier business, CourierPlus will rely on technology that will allow the firm to deliver logistics solutions quickly and affordably. Technology will also keep you in constant communication with – and control of – every process and provider within your supply chain.
CourierPlus says it offers on-line tools that allow you to easily monitor fuel prices, manage freight claims, view routing instructions, and assist in the management of premium transportation shipments.
 “Our e-tools also provide dedicated links to air, small package, LTL, and truckload carriers”, a peep into the company’s website revealed.
Few months into operation, CourierPlus is already represented in 36 states (including the federal capital territory) of the federation and is established in more than 48 cities with the strategy to be on the spot in places where our customers have large presence or important logistic hubs.
 Working with experienced professionals in their various fields, CourierPlus promises to identify and remove all the obstacles that keep a company from reaching its goals. From benchmarking to consulting and program implementation, the company says it will work closely with you to reduce waste and increase efficiency throughout your entire supply chain.

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