Nigeria Customs Electronic Auctioning Cars

30/03/2025

Eid Mubarak!!!

27/01/2025

PUBLIC NEWS ANNOUNCEMENT
THE NIGERIA CUSTOMS SERVICE YEARLY E- AUCTIONING OF IMPOUNDED GOOD'S LIKE TOKUBO VEHICLE'S, BAG'S OF RICE, VEGETABLE OIL, BALE'S OF CLOTHES E.T.C.



THE STATE AUCTIONEER.

NUMBER:-📞📞( 07060860657)

FOR ANY FURTHER INFORMATION.

BELOW ARE SOME OF THE IMPOUNDED VEHICLE'S AVAILABLE FOR SALE....


TOYOTA CAMRY 2.2 @ #650,000
TOYOTA CAMRY 2.4@ #850,000
TOYOTA COROLLA @ #900,000
TOYOTA MATRIX @ #800,000
TOYOTA SIENNA @ #950,000
TOYOTA RAV4@ #1.2 MILLION
TOYOTA VENZA @ #3.5 MILLION
TOYOTA CAMRY SPIDER @ #1.8 MILLION
TOYOTA HIACE BUS @ #2.5 MILLION
TOYOTA PRADO @ #4 MILLION
TOYOTA HIGHLANDER @ #1.8 MILLION


HONDA ACCORD@ #700,000
HONDA PILOT #1.2 MILLION
HONDA EOD@ #850,000
HONDA ODYSSEY@ E.T.C


LEXUS ES300@ #1.3 MILLION
LEXUS ES330@ #1.6 MILLION
LEXUS ES350@ #2 MILLION
LEXUS RX300@ #1.7 MILLION
LEXUS RX330@ #3 MILLION
LEXUS RX350@ #4 MILLION
LEXUS RX400@ #3.5 MILLION
LEXUS GX460@ #4 MILLION
LEXUS GX470@ #5 MILLION


MERCEDES C240@ #1.3 MILLION
MERCEDES C300@ #1.7 MILLION
MERCEDES ML350@ #2.8 MILLION
MERCEDES GLK350@ #3.8 MILLION
MERCEDES GL470@ #4 MILLION


GOLF 2@ #350,000
GOLF 3@ #450,000
GOLF 4 @ #750,000

ALSO THE AUCTIONING OF BAGS OF RICE (50KG) AND GALLONS OF OIL AT CHEAP AND AFFORDABLE PRICES.

OF RICE (50Kg)
👉SPECIAL RICE:- #50,000
👉MAMA AFRICA:- #50,000
👉 TOMATO RICE:- #50,000
👉CAP RICE:- #50,000
👉
ELEPHANT GOLD:- #25,000
👉 UMBRELLA:- #25,000
👉 RISING SUN:- #25,000

GALLON OF OIL
👉GINO OIL #15,000
👉 POWER OIL #15,000
👉 DEVON KINGS OIL #15,000

DELIVERY CHARGES FOR BAG/KEG IS.... #5,000
WHICH MUST BE PAID FOR BEFORE DELIVERY COMMENCE

AND MANY MORE EXCLUSIVE OFFER'S LIKE.....
LAPTOPS, GENERATOR'S, FRIDGE, CONTAINERS, PHONE, MOTORCYCLE, AND KEKE.

👉KEKE MARUWA.
Price of Bajaj Keke Napep #355,000----
Price of Daylong #450,000----
Price of TVS Keke Napep #800,000---- #900,000
Price of Piaggio Keke Napep #600,000----- #750,000.

👉 Message on Whatsapp link ☎️☎️( 07060860657)
https://wa.me/message/RMBHF24GA7QXA1

12/12/2024

10/08/2024

GOOD DAY EVERYONE.
I'M CUSTOM AFOLABI ADENIYI HERE TO INFORM EVERYONE THAT THE NIGERIA CUSTOM SERVICE AUCTIONING OF GOODS IS ON.
CALL ON ME VIA (+2347060860657) FOR PURCHASED.CLEARANCE & THE AUCTIONING OF ILLEGAL SMUGGLE IMPOUNDED VEHICLES HAS COMMENCE, CONTACT US ON VIA 07060860657 . Volkswagen golf4&golf3 N350k/400k.
Toyota Rav4 N1.2M.
Camry Tiny Night N450,000.
Toyota spider N1.5M
Camry Big daddy 2.4 N550,000.
pencil light N400,000.
Toyota Corrola N600,000.
Toyota Hiace N2.5M .
Highlander N950,000.
Toyota Matrix N1M .
Toyota venza N3.5M.
Toyota Sienna N1.2m.
Toyota picnic N550,000.
Honda accord E.O.D N800,000.
Honda Civic N750,000.
Honda Evilspirit N900,000.
Lexus RX300 N1.2M.
Lexus RX330 N1.8M .
Lexus Rx350 N4.5M
Benz C-class N2.3M.
PRICES ARE NEGOTIABLE.
WE DELIVER TO ANY STATE IN NIGERIA CALL ME ON THIS LINE 07060860657 👈
FOR ENQUIRING,INSTALMENTAl PAYMENT IS ALLOW AUCTIONING IS GOING ON HERE IN OGUN STATE IDIROKO COMMAND

30/07/2024

FOREIGN RICE AND VEGETABLE OILS FOR SALE IN CHEAP AND AFFORDABLE PRICES.
Available Bags of Rice are:

Royal Stallion=N30,000
Tomato Rice=N30, 000
Elephant Gold=N30,000
Royal Crown=N25,500
Caprice=N31,500
Mama Gold=N30,500

Contact Custom Afolabi Adeniyi for purchase on 07060860657

Available vegetable oil are:
Gino Oil #15,000
Kings oil #15,000
Power oil #16,500
WE DELIVER TO ANY STATE IN NIGERIA, INTERESTED PERSONS SHOULD CALL CUSTOM AFOLABI ADENIYI ON 07060860657 👈

10/07/2024

CGC Urges Officers to uphold Oath of Service for National Security

10/07/2024

Customs Ogun II Area Command Generates N12.8 Billion in 6 Months

The Nigeria Customs Service, Ogun II Area Command, says it has generated the sum of N12,830,493,630.06 in the 1st half of the year, January to June 2024.

In a press briefing held at the Command on Friday, 5 July 2024, the Customs Area Controller (CAC) Comptroller Bisi Alade explained that the revenue generated represents a 51 percent increase when compared to N8,505,038,818.30 generated in the corresponding period last year.

According to him, "The attainment is evidence of the diligence, professionalism and commitment of our officers and men who worked tirelessly to ensure that we met and exceeded the revenue target given to our command.

"It is also indicative of our steadfast commitment to the growth of our national economy.” The CAC noted.

Speaking on the improved activities in the Free Trade Zone (FTZ), the CAC stated that N3,486,961,186.71, N2,801,833,739.40 and N3,663,776,499.07 were collected in April, May, and June respectively.

He assured of his commitment to ensuring continuous stakeholder engagement and adopting necessary measures to improve revenue collections while upholding the discharge of their statutory responsibilities of enforcing compliance with government fiscal policies.

Comptroller Alade noted that the continuous deployment of intelligence and surveillance by the Command's monitoring unit has led to the discovery of some factories now under different registration stages for excise control.

“They include Sygen Pharmaceutical Limited, Sprout and Kingsberg Nigeria Limited, Adesouthern Nigeria Limited, Abraham & Sarah Beverages Nigeria Limited, Oyinloye Honey Double Crown, Oluyemi Akintan Nigeria Enterprises, Lorna Nigeria Limited, Makindez Multi-business Ventures, DSigo Herbal Remedy Limited, Broadway Food & Beverages Limited, Beezun Flavoured Drinks, and Nellyvan Global Limited (Bonded terminal),” the CAC stated.

He solicited the cooperation of various factories on timely payment of their appropriate Excise Duty, among other notable charges, adding that the Command remains faithful in its commitment to fulfilling its mandate under the Nigeria Customs Service Act (NCS Act 2023).

The CAC appreciated the Comptroller General of Customs (CGC) Adewale Adeniyi's visionary leadership and enabling support, which has yielded spectacular results.

29/06/2024

The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) actively collaborates with a range of agencies to enhance its operational efficiency and fulfill its mandate.

24/03/2024

PRESS RELEASE

CANCELLATION OF 25% PENALTY ON IMPROPERLY IMPORTED VEHICLES

1. The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), under the directives of the Honourable Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, has initiated a 90-day window, effective from 4th March 2024 to 5th July 2024, for the regularisation of import duties on specific categories of vehicles.

2. To ease economic hardship and encourage compliance, the Honourable Minister and Coordinating Minister of the Economy have approved the suspension of the 25% penalty previously imposed in addition to import duty on improperly imported vehicles.

3. Stakeholders, including vehicle owners, importers, and agents, are encouraged to seize this opportunity to regularise import duty payments within the designated 90-day timeframe.

ABDULLAHI MAIWADA
Chief Superintendent of Customs
National Public Relations Officer
for Comptroller General of Customs
22 March 2024

19/03/2024

Customs Oyo/Osun Partners Gemstone Leadership Institute to Enhance Senior Officers' Skills

The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), Oyo/Osun Area Command, has forged a groundbreaking partnership with the Gemstone Leadership Institute and Justice for Value Initiative, aimed at enhancing service excellence and leadership amongst Senior Officers.

This was contained in a press statement signed by the Command's Public Relations Officer, Superintendent of Customs Kayode Wey, on Thursday, 7 March 2024.

The collaboration recently saw the culmination of a specialized training session at the Command's Conference Room, focusing on Excellence in Service and Leadership Training for 50 Command Senior Officers.

The training sessions, which were in 2 batches, between Monday 26th to Wednesday 28th February 2024 and Monday 4 to Wednesday 6 March 2024, were spearheaded by the Customs Area Controller, Comptroller Ben Oramalugo.

The CAC emphasized the significance of continuous learning and improvement within the command, aiding the renowned reputation of Gemstone Leadership Institute in providing transformative leadership training programs, coupled with Justice for Value Initiative's commitment to promoting ethical conduct and value-based leadership.

While highlighting the alignment of the training with the policy thrust of the Comptroller General of Customs, Bashir Adewale Adeniyi MFR, the CAC stated that the training prioritizes consolidation, collaboration, and innovation, thereby affirming that the training on 'Excellence in Service and Leadership', "would undoubtedly enhance service delivery and overall leadership within the Command."

Looking ahead, Oramalugo revealed the Command's anticipation of exploring additional collaborative initiatives with Gemstone Leadership Institute and Justice for Value Initiative to further enrich the professional development opportunities for its officers. “This partnership underscores the Command's commitment to investing in the continuous professional growth of its officers, with a shared goal of promoting excellence, leadership, and ethical conduct in the public service sector,” he said.

During the three-day workshop, tailored modules focused on three key objectives: Excellence in Service: Emphasizing the importance of delivering service with excellence, efficiency, and professionalism, aligning with the core values of the Nigeria Customs Service.

Leadership Development: Providing specialized leadership modules focusing on effective communication, decision-making, and team management to enhance the leadership capabilities of the Senior Officers.

Ethical Conduct: Underscoring the significance of upholding ethical standards and fostering a culture of integrity and transparency within the Customs Area Command.

08/03/2024

Happy International Women’s Day

07/03/2024

CA II Abdullahi Muhammad, one of our officers who paid the ultimate price in the course of their service to the Nation