The Nigerian Customs Service has handed over seized arms and ammunition to the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA). This action comes as Customs heightens surveillance against arms influx, particularly in anticipation of the 2027 elections.

The Nigerian Customs Service is advocating for a legislative overhaul of import waivers and specific provisions within the Customs Act. This move aims to review and update existing regulations for better operational efficiency.

The Nigerian Customs Service has issued a warning to the public to disregard fake recruitment updates circulating online. They advise Nigerians to ignore unofficial information regarding job opportunities within the service.

The Nigerian Customs Service and NDLEA have successfully intercepted N13 billion worth of cannabis and expired drugs at Apapa Port, preventing harmful substances from entering the country.

The Nigerian Customs Service has issued a warning about a fraudulent social media account impersonating an officer and advertising vehicle auctions, aiming to defraud the public.

The Nigerian Customs Service aims to generate N11 trillion through technology-led reforms implemented by its Comptroller-General, Adeniyi, attributing past performance to automation and intelligence-led enforcement.

The Nigerian Customs Service has announced the implementation of new fiscal measures for 2026, including revised import tariffs, and is sensitizing stakeholders on the rollout of an electronic cargo tracking system.

The Nigerian Customs Service has intensified its anti-smuggling operations, resulting in 88 seizures of smuggled vegetable oil products valued at N1.314 billion. These efforts aim to curb illegal imports and protect the local market.

The Nigerian Customs Service (NCS) Sokoto/Zamfara Area Command has transferred illicit drugs valued at N99.9 million to the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) in Sokoto.

The Nigerian Customs Service (NCS) has intercepted a shipment at Tin Can port, uncovering 399 rifles along with various additional rifle parts. This discovery was announced by Adeniyi.

The Nigerian Customs Service has released the final list of successful candidates for its 2025 recruitment drive. This announcement marks a significant step in the service's staffing process.

The Nigerian Customs Service has intercepted smuggled goods valued at N274 million in Cross River State. The seized items include vegetable oil and other contraband.

The Nigerian Customs Service has announced the seizure of smuggled goods worth millions of naira, including large quantities of petrol and donkey skins, across multiple states. Some of the seized petrol has already been auctioned off.