Nigeria custom service news today

Here are some recent news updates from the Nigerian Customs Service (NCS):

Latest News

  1. Customs Seize N1.8 Billion Worth of Contraband Goods: The Nigerian Customs Service (NCS) has seized contraband goods worth N1.8 billion at the Apapa Port in Lagos. The goods included 1,140 bags of foreign rice, 1,320 cartons of frozen poultry products, and 1,200 cartons of frozen fish. (Source: Vanguard News)
  2. Customs Introduces New Automated System for Clearance: The NCS has introduced a new automated system for customs clearance, aimed at reducing clearance time and increasing revenue. The system, called the "Customs Automated System (AS) 2.0", allows for electronic submission of customs declarations and payment of duties. (Source: ThisDay Live)
  3. Customs Foils Smuggling Attempt at Seme Border: The NCS has foiled an attempt to smuggle 1,000 bags of foreign rice into Nigeria through the Seme Border in Ogun State. The goods were seized and the smugglers arrested. (Source: The Nation)
  4. Customs Generates N1.3 Trillion Revenue in 2022: The NCS has generated N1.3 trillion in revenue in 2022, a 15% increase from the previous year. The revenue was generated from the collection of duties, taxes, and other charges. (Source: Leadership Newspaper)
  5. Customs Launches Operation "Swift Response": The NCS has launched Operation "Swift Response", a new initiative aimed at tackling smuggling and other forms of trade malpractices in the country. The operation will involve joint patrols with other security agencies and the use of technology to track and intercept smuggled goods. (Source: Daily Trust)

Recent Press Releases

  1. NCS Press Release: Seizure of Contraband Goods at Apapa Port: The NCS has issued a press release announcing the seizure of contraband goods worth N1.8 billion at the Apapa Port in Lagos. (Source: NCS Website)
  2. NCS Press Release: Introduction of New Automated System for Clearance: The NCS has issued a press release announcing the introduction of the new automated system for customs clearance, AS 2.0. (Source: NCS Website)

Please note that these news updates are subject to change and may not be up-to-date. For the latest information, I recommend visiting the official website of the Nigerian Customs Service or other reputable news sources.