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Customs begins compulsory drug tests for officers nationwide

The Nigeria Customs Service has introduced mandatory drug tests for all officers and men across its commands nationwide to strengthen security and integrity in its operations. Zonal Coordinator for Zone A, Assistant Comptroller General Mohammed Babandede, announced the move during a familiarisation visit to the Apapa Area Command in Lagos. He reminded officers that Customs’ core mandates include revenue generation, national security, public safety and trade facilitation. Babandede said drug screening will be conducted in every command and urged personnel to take their health seriously so they can deliver effective service. He stressed that strong enforcement is essential for creating a secure environment where legitimate trade can thrive. He commended the Apapa Command for outstanding performance in revenue collection, anti smuggling operations and trade facilitation, noting that the command exceeded its 2025 revenue target. He also praised sustained seizures of […]

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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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Le Togo Tire la Corde pour Attirer les Investisseurs avec son Nouveau Portail Commercial

Le Togo franchit une nouvelle étape dans la modernisation de son environnement commercial avec le lancement officiel du Togo Trade Portal , une plateforme numérique conçue pour faciliter les opérations d’importation, d’exportation et de transit au sein du pays. Cette initiative stratégique centralise plus de 50 procédures liées aux échanges commerciaux , couvrant 13 groupes de produits stratégiques qui jouent un rôle clé dans l’économie nationale. Une réponse concrète à la complexité des formalités douanières Le Togo Trade Portal a été pensé comme un guichet virtuel unique d’information commerciale, offrant aux acteurs économiques : Des descriptions pas à pas des procédures douanières Les exigences réglementaires par produit ou secteur Les formulaires nécessaires et leurs coûts associés Les coordonnées des responsables concernés L’objectif est clair : réduire l'opacité administrative , baisser les coûts de transaction , et accélérer les opérations commerciales […]

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