Nigerian Customs Service
About The Nigerian Customs Service
The Nigerian Customs Service was first formed in 1891 by the colonial government to account for revenue collection and curb smuggling activities. It has as a result of its unique position within the hub of the international supply chain of goods and services played an increasingly important role in trade facilitation, which is a very important element of the economy. The Nigerian Customs Service ensures the efficient and timely collection of and accounting for revenue, implementation of and advise on Governmental trade and fiscal policies and generation of accurate and precise statistical data on the state of trade in the country. Safety
The Nigerian Customs Service is a safe place to be in. There are no security concerns in any of its offices as their officers are trained to handle any threat.Best Time to Visit The Nigerian Customs Service
The Nigerian Customs Service offices can be visited only during working hours on weekdays. Outposts can be visited at anytime when visitors may have appointments.
Most Common Visitors
The premises of the Customs service are visited by government officers, freight forwarders, stakeholders form shipping companies and port concessionaires. Weather at The Nigerian Customs Service
Nigerian Customs Service is located in Abuja North-Central of Nigeria.Thus, it experiences three weather conditions every year. This includes a warm, humid rainy season and a blistering dry season. In between the two, there is a brief interlude of harmattan occasioned by the northeast trade wind, with the main feature of dust haze and dryness. Temperatures can drop to as low as 16 degrees during the harmattan period.Driving Instructions
From Cubana Nightclub, Head northeast on Atabara St toward Cairo Cres/Cairo Street/Kampala St/Kampala Crescent, Turn left onto Cairo Cres/Cairo Street/Kampala St/Kampala Crescent, Turn right at The Concierge by Cubana onto Ademola Adetokunbo Cres, pass by Government Day secondary school on the left, Turn right onto Obasanjo St/Thaba-Tseka, pass by Rydefit Gymnasium on the left, Turn right at Gourmet Pizza Company onto Taraba Close, Slight left onto Ejigbo CL./Tapeta St, pass by Quarter cafe on the right, destination will be on the left.
Entry Fee
₦0 - ₦1,000
Ways Of Travel
By Car|Motorcycle|Tricycle|Bus
Nearby Utilities
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