The Nigeria Customs Service Board (NCSB) has approved a $300 duty-free limit for imports, a new policy that takes effect on 8 September.

Bridging the Gap: Youths Digest Equips Nigeria Customs with 21st-Century Communication Skills, by Tahir Ahmad   When over 100 personnel—from uniformed Public Relations Officers to editorial interns—gathered both in-person and virtually at the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) Headquarters in Abuja from May 7 to 9, 2025,...

Customs Clears Nigeria's First AfCFTA Export to Kenya The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) said it has facilitated Nigeria’s first shipment to Kenya, with Lucky Fibres, a subsidiary of the Tolaram Group. The service added that with the shipment, the company has become one of the first...

Expert: Customs Modernization Key to Nigeria's Economic Growth There are many benefits that will accrue to Nigeria, as a nation, by the time the Customs Modernisation Project, CMP, is fully implemented, Mr. Ahmed Ogunshola, has said. Ogunshola, General Manager of the Trade Modernisation Project Limited, disclosed...

Nigeria Customs and Showing Empathy for Stampede Victims, by Abdulsalam Mahmud   In Lagos State this year, something tragic happened. It was a stampede that claimed some lives. The event that led to the ugly incident was the distribution of rice bags by the Nigeria Customs...

Nigeria Customs Deepens Ties with Benin Republic to Facilitate Trade The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) has expressed commitment to strengthening the existing bilateral ties with its counterpart in the Republic of Benin, for ease of trade. The Comptroller-General (C-G) of the service, Adewale Adeniyi led a...