How Naira devaluation forced Importers to abandon Thousands of “Tokunbo” Vehicles at Seaport – Customs
Importers have left thousands of fairly used vehicles abandoned at the seaport due to the ongoing fluctuations in the Naira ...
Tag: Nigeria Customs Service
Customs seize N1.6bn worth of Materials for Explosive Devices, Hard Drugs
The Nigeria Customs Service’s Federal Operations Unit in Zone C seized illegal items worth N1.6 billion in duty-paid goods, between ...
Lagos NSCDC hands over suspected Rice Smugglers to Customs
Three suspected rice smugglers have been handed over to the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) on Thursday by the Lagos State Commandant ...
Nigerian Importers will start clearing Goods from Cotonou soon- Customs
Nigerian importers would soon have the opportunity to “clear their goods from the ports in Cotonou, Benin Republic,” the acting ...
FG condemns NCS for over 6,000 Abandoned Containers at Apapa, Tin-Can Ports
The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) has been condemned by the Federal government for allowing over 6,000 abandoned and overtime containers ...
Major shake-up in Customs as Acting CG appoints, redeploys Key Officers
The Acting Comptroller General of Nigeria Customs, Bashir Adewale Adeniyi has approved key appointments and redeployment within the service to ...
Apapa Customs generates N502bn within 7 months in 2023
...made 16 seizures worth N1.4bn ...earned N9.2b in a day, the highest since it's establishment The Apapa Command of Nigeria ...
Not all Land Borders are re-opened – Acting CG Customs
The acting Comptroller General of the Nigeria Customs Service, Wale Adeniyi, has said not all land borders shut by the ...
Exchange rate: Importers set to pay more as Customs adjust rate for cargo clearance
...new improvement will drive inflation high - expert The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) has again raised the exchange rate for ...
Customs seize N4bn contrabands in 6 months
Between January and June 2023, the Nigeria Customs Service said it seized 44 units of imported used cars, 218,575 litres ...
