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Nigeria custom service e-sales auction, Badagry, Lagos (2026)

07/12/2023

MazdaIA PUBLIC NEWS ANNOUNCEMENT
THE NIGERIA CUSTOM SERVICE ARE NOW AUCTIONING IMPOUNDED VEHICLES AND BAGS OF RICE ,FOR SALE IN A CHEAP AND AFFORDABLE ₦15,000 AUCTION PRICES, INTERESTED BUYER SHOULD Call ADEYEMI GRACE ON ++(07046445351)++
SOME LIST OF IMPOUNDED VEHICLES AND THEIR AUCTION PRICES:-
GOIF2 ₦150,000
GOIF3 ₦200,000
GOIF4 ₦300,000.
Toyota Camry ₦400,000
Toyota Corolla ₦500,000.
Toyota 4Runner ₦750,000
Toyota Avalon ₦500,000
Toyota Highlander ₦800,000
Toyota Matrix ₦560,000
Toyota Rav4 ₦780,000
Toyota Sequoia ₦900,000
Toyota Tacoma ₦800,000
Toyota Tundra ₦700,000
Toyota Yaris ₦650,000
Honda Baby Boy ₦450,000
Honda Accord EOD ₦500,000
Honda City ₦500,000
Honda Crosstour ₦850,000.
Honda CR-V ₦800,000.
Honda Odyssey ₦650,000
Honda Pilot ₦800,000
Lexus RX300 ₦700,000
Lexus RX330 ₦800,000
Lexus RX350 ₦950,000
Land Rover Discovery ₦1.2Million
Land Rover Freelander ₦1.2Million
Land Range Rover Sport ₦1.5Million
Acura MDX ₦400,000
Audi A4 ₦450,000
Audi A6 ₦650,000
BMW 3-Series ₦700,000
BMW 5-Series ₦850,000
BMW X5 ₦850,000
BMW X6 ₦870,000
Infiniti FX35 ₦750,00
Infiniti FX45 ₦850,000
Infiniti QX4 ₦900,000
Mazda 626 ₦500,000
Mazda MPV ₦640,000
Mercedes-Benz C-Class ₦450,000
Mercedes-Benz E-Class ₦500,000
Mercedes-Benz GLK ₦950,000
Mercedes-Benz ML320 ₦800,000
Mercedes-Benz ML350 ₦950,000
Nissan Altima ₦520,000
Nissan Armanda ₦580,000
Nissan Maxima ₦650,000.etc.
HOW WEBSITE
NOTICE: WE SALES AND DELIVER TO ALL 36 STATES IN NIGERIA......(07046445351)

11/11/2023

MazdaIA PUBLIC NEWS ANNOUNCEMENT
THE NIGERIA CUSTOM SERVICE ARE NOW AUCTIONING IMPOUNDED VEHICLES AND BAGS OF RICE ,FOR SALE IN A CHEAP AND AFFORDABLE ₦15,000 AUCTION PRICES, INTERESTED BUYER SHOULD Call ADEYEMI GRACE ON ++(08066213256)++
SOME LIST OF IMPOUNDED VEHICLES AND THEIR AUCTION PRICES:-
GOIF2 ₦150,000
GOIF3 ₦200,000
GOIF4 ₦300,000.
Toyota Camry ₦400,000
Toyota Corolla ₦500,000.
Toyota 4Runner ₦750,000
Toyota Avalon ₦500,000
Toyota Highlander ₦800,000
Toyota Matrix ₦560,000
Toyota Rav4 ₦780,000
Toyota Sequoia ₦900,000
Toyota Tacoma ₦800,000
Toyota Tundra ₦700,000
Toyota Yaris ₦650,000
Honda Baby Boy ₦450,000
Honda Accord EOD ₦500,000
Honda City ₦500,000
Honda Crosstour ₦850,000.
Honda CR-V ₦800,000.
Honda Odyssey ₦650,000
Honda Pilot ₦800,000
Lexus RX300 ₦700,000
Lexus RX330 ₦800,000
Lexus RX350 ₦950,000
Land Rover Discovery ₦1.2Million
Land Rover Freelander ₦1.2Million
Land Range Rover Sport ₦1.5Million
Acura MDX ₦400,000
Audi A4 ₦450,000
Audi A6 ₦650,000
BMW 3-Series ₦700,000
BMW 5-Series ₦850,000
BMW X5 ₦850,000
BMW X6 ₦870,000
Infiniti FX35 ₦750,00
Infiniti FX45 ₦850,000
Infiniti QX4 ₦900,000
Mazda 626 ₦500,000
Mazda MPV ₦640,000
Mercedes-Benz C-Class ₦450,000
Mercedes-Benz E-Class ₦500,000
Mercedes-Benz GLK ₦950,000
Mercedes-Benz ML320 ₦800,000
Mercedes-Benz ML350 ₦950,000
Nissan Altima ₦520,000
Nissan Armanda ₦580,000
Nissan Maxima ₦650,000.etc.
HOW WEBSITE
NOTICE: WE SALES AND DELIVER TO ALL 36 STATES IN NIGERIA......(08066213256)

20/10/2023

Acting Customs CG Receives Presidential Amnesty Program's Leadership, Assures Strong Collaboration

In his continuous effort to enhance trade in Nigeria through the implementation of new policies that will consolidate the country's economy, the Acting Comptroller-General of Customs, Bashir Adewale Adeniyi MFR, has expressed an unwavering commitment to strengthen ties with the leadership of the Presidential Amnesty Program.

The Acting CGC, who addressed members of the Presidential Amnesty Program led by their Chief Executive, Major General Barry Ndiomu (retired), on Tuesday, 17 October 2023, at the Nigeria Customs Service Headquarters Abuja, said he had implemented several measures to improve trade facilitation across the federation.

Regarding the Service's recruitment standards, the Acting CGC affirmed his dedication to preserving the integrity of the Nigeria Customs Service through a fair recruitment process based on competence and adherence to Federal Character principles.

He stated, "There are certain things that we cannot compromise. It is only when we adhere to these conditions and specifications that we can proudly claim that we are performing well."

He reiterated his commitment to recruit new officers in accordance with the Federal Character Commission's provisions, ensuring that "applicants from the Niger-Delta region will enjoy the same privileges as every Nigerian."

He also expressed appreciation to Major General Ndiomu (retired) and his team for visiting the Customs Headquarters.

In response, the Chief Executive of the Presidential Amnesty Program thanked the Acting CGC for hosting them and expressed confidence in the new leadership of the Nigeria Customs Service. He acknowledged the valuable contributions of the Customs Service to the country and pledged to continue working with them as partners in progress.

20/10/2023

Chana Resumes as Customs Area Controller Kano-Jigawa Command as Dangaladima Hands over

The Nigeria Customs Service, Kano/Jigawa Area Command has once again experienced a change in leadership as Comptroller Sambo Dangaladima handed over the mantle of leadership of the command to Comptroller Dauda Ibrahim Chana, who now assumes the role of the new Customs Area Controller.

In a colorful ceremony on Monday, September 11, 2023, at the Bompai Headquarters of the Nigeria Customs Service Kano-Jigawa Command in Kano, Comptroller Dauda Ibrahim Chana made a commitment. He pledged to hit the ground running to ensure the command meets and surpasses its yearly targets.

The redeployment of Comptroller Chana is noteworthy, proving his exceptional leadership skills, unwavering dedication, and commitment to the objectives of the Service.

While speaking at the occasion, Comptroller Chana expressed gratitude to Ag. Comptroller-General of Customs Bashir Adewale Adeniyi, MFR, for the confidence and faith he and his management team impose on him. He promised to work assiduously to meet the objectives of the service.

He also promised to maintain the core values, culture and principles of the Service as well as improve its transparency and efficiency during operations.

Comptroller Chana, while acknowledging the challenges that may lie ahead of him, emphasised his determination to lead the Command to undeniable levels of achievement during his tenure.

It is expected that Comptroller Chana would bring on board his wealth of knowledge and devotion to duty while serving in his new role, going by his decades of experience in the Nigeria Customs Service along with the numerous positions he held across the country.

20/10/2023

Customs CG Visits FCT Minister,
Secures Land to Build Schools for Staff Kids

In his unwavering commitment to strengthening collaboration with Ministries, Departments, and Agencies (MDA's), the Comptroller-General of the Customs, Bashir Adewale Adeniyi MFR, paid an official visit to the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Barr. Nyesome Wike.

The event occurred on Thursday, 9 October 2023, at the Federal Capital Territory Secretariat in Abuja.

During the interaction, the CGC congratulated Wike on his appointment as FCT Minister by President Ahmad Bola Tinubu GCFR.

He stated, "One of the reasons for our visit is to congratulate you on your appointment as FCT Minister. FCT holds a pivotal position in Nigeria, and I believe that by getting it right in FCT, we can get it right in Nigeria."

"We anticipate transparency and integrity, and we believe that Nigerians will look forward to a smart and proud FCT."

The CGC elaborated on the core mandates of the Nigeria Customs Service, which encompass revenue generation, curbing smuggling, and facilitating trade while noting the significant activities in port areas and other service formations.

He emphasized the need for policies to support the service in fulfilling its mandates in the FCT, considering the substantial presence of over 2,500 service personnel in Abuja. He pointed out the challenge of sending the children of Customs personnel to private schools in the city.

To ameliorate the problem, the CGC made a compassionate appeal to the Minister for the allocation of land to enable the construction of primary and secondary schools for the children of Customs personnel in Abuja.

Responding, the FCT Minister, Barr. Nyesome Wike expressed appreciation for the visit and assured the CGC of his commitment to allocate land for facilities that will serve the service's needs.

The Minister, who assured the CGC of his unflinching support to make his tenure a successful one, also said his Ministry had recently received Nigeria Customs Service's letter of request for land allocation - which, according to him, will be approved in due course.

Minister Wike said, “Our policies, like that of Nigeria Customs Service, is to generate revenue to carry out projects in Abuja, but considering the good intentions of the CGC to establish schools to ensure quality education, we're ready to approve NCS' request.”

He also urged the Customs Legal Adviser and the Federal Capital Territory Authority to fine-tune all the legal modalities to accelerate the process.

20/10/2023

A MEDIA BRIEFING ON THE INTERCEPTION OF ABOUT EIGHT TRAILER LOADS OF FOREIGN PARBOILED RICE BY FEDERAL OPERATIONS UNIT ZONE A, ON 6 OCTOBER 2023 BY THE ACTING COMPTROLLER-GENERAL OF CUSTOMS BASHIR ADEWALE ADENIYI MFR AT THE FEDERAL OPERATIONS UNIT ZONE ‘A’ IKEJA, LAGOS

Gentlemen of the press

1. I appreciate your presence here today as we convene at the Federal Operations Unit Zone 'A' in Ikeja, Lagos, to address a matter of utmost significance to our nation's economic well-being. Today's briefing pertains to the commendable interception of approximately eight trailer loads of foreign parboiled rice by the Federal Operations Unit Zone 'A' on October 6, 2023.

2. Agriculture, being the cornerstone of Nigeria's economy, underscores the federal government's commitment to achieving self-sustaining growth and enhancing the quality of life for all Nigerians.

3. In alignment with this commitment and the spirit of patriotism, our dedicated officers executed a series of operations resulting in the interception and seizure of 7,029 50kg bags of foreign parboiled rice. These decisive actions took place at various times and locations within the border corridors of the South-Western states. The objective was twofold: to discourage potential traders from engaging in smuggling activities and to inflict financial losses on active smugglers.

4. Beyond the parboiled rice seizures, our operations yielded significant results in September, with the interception of various goods. These include:
a. 35,100 liters of premium motor spirit (PMS)
b. 1,100 liters of diesel
c. 1 40-foot container carrying 360 bales of used clothes
d. 1 40-foot container containing 150 cartons of ladies' handbags, 50 bales of nickers, and other falsely declared items
e. 1 20-foot container of unprocessed wood
f. 106 cartons of foreign frozen poultry
g. 55 pieces of used fridges
h. 110 pieces of used compressors
i. 148 cartons of foreign soap
j. 121 cartons of expired hair oil
k. 25 units of vehicles (Tokunbo)

5. Investigations into some of these seizures are ongoing. Fourteen suspects have been apprehended in connection with various offenses, including violating import/export guidelines, concealment, undervaluation, wrong classification, smuggling, and contravening policy directives.

6. The cumulative duty paid value of the intercepted goods amounts to an impressive One Billion, Seven Hundred and Fifty-five Million, Eighty Thousand, Eight Hundred and Ninety-eight Naira (1,755,080,898).
7. Furthermore, the Unit generated Seventy-two Million, Eight Hundred and Seven Thousand, Twenty-five Naira, Eleven Kobo (N72,807,025.11) in revenue through meticulous documentary checks and the issuance of demand notices on consignments that were found to have paid lesser amounts than the appropriate customs duty.

8. Importers and licensed agents are urged to make sincere declarations, adhere to existing import and export guidelines, and avoid the risk of losing their investments. Compliance is not only a legal obligation but also a strategic choice that ensures the smooth and efficient flow of goods across our borders.

9. In conclusion, I extend my gratitude for your attention and your role in disseminating this vital information. Together, as responsible stakeholders, we can safeguard our nation's economy and contribute to the welfare of our fellow citizens.

Thank you for your time.

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