Customs Online Recruitment Exam Holds October 9

Customs Online Recruitment Exam Holds October 9

The Nigeria Customs Service has announced Thursday, October 9, 2025, as the date for its main online recruitment examination for shortlisted candidates in the Inspectorate and Customs Assistant cadres. This was contained in a public notice shared by the service on Tuesday via its verified platforms. According to the statement, applicants have been grouped into three batches, A, B, and C, and are to log in with their National Identification Number via the official recruitment portal, https://updates.customs.gov.ng, to check their batch, date, and time of examination. “The Main Online Recruitment Examination for all shortlisted Inspectorate and Customs Assistant Cadre applicants has been scheduled for Thursday, 9th October 2025,” the notice read. The service warned that strict compliance with the assigned batch and time was mandatory, adding that failure to adhere could lead to disqualification. “Candidates are strongly advised against the use of calculators, mobile phones, or any other devices during the examination,” it stated. Applicants were also cautioned against multiple log-ins or switching browser windows during the test, as such actions could affect their participation. The Customs Service clarified that the current exercise was strictly for applicants under the Inspectorate and Customs Assistant cadres, while those in the Superintendent cadre would be scheduled for a later stage. “Only Inspectorate and Customs Assistant Cadre applicants are to take part in this stage of the examination. “Applicants of the Superintendent Cadre are not to participate at this stage,” the statement added

Customs Announces Auction of Seized Petrol at ₦400 Per Litre

  The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) has announced plans to auction 15,325 litres of seized Premium Motor Spirit (PMS), commonly known as petrol, at ₦400 per litre to help ease transportation challenges during the festive season. Hussein Ejibunu, National Coordinator of the service’s Operation Whirlwind, made this announcement on Saturday during a press briefing at the Customs Training College in Ikeja, Lagos. Ejibunu revealed that the seized petrol, valued at ₦27.5 million, was confiscated during operations conducted in Lagos and Ogun states. He stated that Adewale Adeniyi, Comptroller-General of Customs, has authorized the auction, pricing the fuel at ₦10,000 per 25-litre container. The coordinator further explained that all legal and procedural requirements, including a court condemnation order, have been finalized by the office of the legal adviser to facilitate the auction process. “This operation, which began on May 27, 2024, has delivered positive results,” Ejibunu said. “The Comptroller-General has directed the operatives to sustain this momentum until the activities of economic saboteurs are completely eradicated in the country.” He added, “In line with this directive, the CGC has approved the auctioning of the seized petrol to the public at a rate of ₦10,000 per 25 litres. This measure aims to alleviate transportation difficulties during the festive period.”