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Customs Officer Feared Killed as Bandits Attack Facility in Kebbi

A suspected group of armed bandits launched a deadly attack on a Nigeria Customs Service camp in Maje, Bagudo Local Government Area of Kebbi State. The Lakurawa group reportedly invaded late Saturday night, firing indiscriminately and forcing officers to flee for safety. Local reports say one Customs personnel was killed at the scene as the attackers set the facility ablaze. The Public Relations Officer for the Kebbi State Customs Command, Muhammad Tajudeen, confirmed the incident, noting that an official cause of death is still pending hospital confirmation. No statement has been made by the Kebbi State Government or Customs about the attack, which comes just a week after the group abducted Kebbi’s Deputy Speaker Muhammad Sama’ila Bagudo. The lawmaker was freed after a week in captivity. Residents describe heightened insecurity in the area and urge authorities to address growing threats […]

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Nigeria Customs Warns of Fake WhatsApp Auction Scams

The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) has issued a strong warning to the public about a new wave of fraudulent WhatsApp messages impersonating its officials. In an official statement, the Customs Service alerted citizens to a specific WhatsApp number (234 814 732 3739) that is being used to scam people. The scammers falsely claim to represent the NCS, offering fake e-auction deals and "quick purchase" opportunities. The NCS clarified that this number does not belong to its National Public Relations Officer, Abdullahi Maiwada. It emphasized that there is no ongoing auction being conducted via WhatsApp, and no individual officer is authorized to sell items through private messages. The public is advised to: Ignore and block such numbers. Never send money or personal information to anyone claiming to be a Customs officer on WhatsApp. Report fraudulent accounts to the authorities immediately. For verified information, the […]

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Nigeria Customs Introduces 4% FOB Levy, Scraps 7% & 1% Port Charges

Customs Overhaul: 4% FOB Levy Replaces 7% + 1% Fees The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) has announced a major reform:✔ Scrapped: 7% federation collection fee + 1% CISS charge✔ New Levy: 4% Free On Board (FOB) fee (based on goods’ value at loading port)✔ Goal: Fund B’Odogwu—a homegrown digital clearance system replacing NICIS II 💡 Why the Change? 🔹 Efficiency: Faster, tech-driven clearance via Unified Customs Management System (UCMS)🔹 Transparency: Reduce bottlenecks & corruption in ports🔹 Global Standards: Align with World Customs Organization (WCO) practices 🗣️ Comptroller-General Adewale Adeniyi Explains “The 4% levy isn’t arbitrary—it’s vital to modernize Customs. ‘Sweet soup needs money.’”“B’Odogwu will showcase Nigeria’s tech capacity to the world, especially as we chair the WCO.” 📌 Key Takeaways for Importers ✅ No double charges: 4% FOB replaces old fees (no extra 1% CISS or 7% levy)✅ Digital shift: B’Odogwu aims for paperless, faster clearance✅ Stakeholder appeal: Customs seeks cooperation during transition 🌍 Bigger Picture WCO Leadership: Nigeria’s 2023 Customs Act supports the levy […]

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