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NAFDAC Receives ₦3.7bn Expired Drugs from Customs

NAFDAC Receives ₦3.7bn Expired Drugs from Customs The Nigeria Customs Service, Federal Operations Unit Zone A, Ikeja, on Tuesday, handed over three trucks of expired pharmaceuticals worth N3.7bn to the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control. This was contained in a statement by...

Tinubu Directs FIRS, Customs to Review Revenue Deductions

Tinubu Directs FIRS, Customs to Review Revenue Deductions President Bola Tinubu has directed a review of deductions and revenue retention practices by Nigeria’s major revenue-generating agencies, in a bid to boost public savings, improve spending efficiency, and unlock resources for growth. The agencies include the Federal...

Customs, FIRS Join Forces to Speed Up Single Window Project

Customs, FIRS Join Forces to Speed Up Single Window Project The Federal Inland Revenue Service and the Nigeria Customs Service have stepped up collaboration on the National Single Window project, a landmark trade facilitation initiative expected to transform Nigeria’s import and export processes, improve revenue...

Customs Just Wrote Nigeria’s Energy Rulebook, By Abdulsalam Mahmud

Customs Just Wrote Nigeria's Energy Rulebook By Abdulsalam Mahmud At a time when the world is searching for balance between development and sustainability, the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) has taken a quiet but remarkable step. How? It is through the unveiling of a handbook—one that may...

PTML Customs Rakes in N204.7bn Revenue in H1

PTML Customs Rakes in N204.7bn Revenue in H1 The Nigeria Customs Service, Ports & Terminal Multiservices Limited Command, has announced collecting the sum of N204.7bn as revenue for the first half of 2025. This was contained in a statement on Wednesday by the Public Relations Officer...

Customs, NAFDAC and the Fight that Matters, By Abdulsalam Mahmud

Customs, NAFDAC and the Fight that Matters By Abdulsalam Mahmud There is no overstating the damage that fake and substandard drugs have inflicted on lives in Nigeria. Across local markets and roadside pharmacies, harmful products still find their way into homes, silently wreaking havoc. These are...