Nigeria Custom Service Recruitment 2014
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The Nigerian Customs Service (NCS) is an independent agency under the supervisory oversight of the Nigerian Ministry of Finance, responsible for the collection of
customs revenue collection and anti-smuggling efforts.
History of Nigeria Custom Service
The NSC was founded in 1891 when the former British Colonial administration appointed T. A. Wall as Director-General of Customs for the collection of Inland Revenue in Niger Coast Protectorate. This became the Department of Customs and Excise in 1922, managed by the Comptroller of Customs and Excise, Federation of Nigeria.
By 1945, the Customs and Excise Preventive service had been established, divided into two arms – Maritime and Preventive. The Maritime unit was responsible for the collection of revenues from import and export duty, while the Preventive arm was tasked with the prevention of smuggling, as well as the arrest and prosecution of smugglers.
The Customs and Excise Management Act (CEMA) No. 55 of 1958 saw the introduction of a management board to the unit and the appointment of its first chairman and chief executive officer (CEO), E. P. C. Langdon. He was succeeded by S. G. Quinton.
In 1964, the first Nigerian CEO, Ayodele Diyan, was appointed, following Nigerian independence in 1960.
A change in legislation in 1970 saw the introduction of new board members representing the Federal Ministries of Economic Development and Reconstruction, Trade and Industries. When the government changed hands in 1975, the board members were retired and the role of chairman and CEO was abolished and replaced by the position of director.
TYPES OF NIGERIAN CUSTOM SERVICE
Customs Tariff and Trade;
Customs Enforcement Directorate;
Customs Investigation Directorate;
Customs Inspection Directorate;
Customs Economic relations, Research; and Planning Directorate.
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Online Registration starts on .
The Nigerian Customs Service (NCS) is an independent agency under the supervisory oversight of the Nigerian Ministry of Finance, responsible for the collection of
customs revenue collection and anti-smuggling efforts.
History of Nigeria Custom Service
The NSC was founded in 1891 when the former British Colonial administration appointed T. A. Wall as Director-General of Customs for the collection of Inland Revenue in Niger Coast Protectorate. This became the Department of Customs and Excise in 1922, managed by the Comptroller of Customs and Excise, Federation of Nigeria.
By 1945, the Customs and Excise Preventive service had been established, divided into two arms – Maritime and Preventive. The Maritime unit was responsible for the collection of revenues from import and export duty, while the Preventive arm was tasked with the prevention of smuggling, as well as the arrest and prosecution of smugglers.
The Customs and Excise Management Act (CEMA) No. 55 of 1958 saw the introduction of a management board to the unit and the appointment of its first chairman and chief executive officer (CEO), E. P. C. Langdon. He was succeeded by S. G. Quinton.
In 1964, the first Nigerian CEO, Ayodele Diyan, was appointed, following Nigerian independence in 1960.
A change in legislation in 1970 saw the introduction of new board members representing the Federal Ministries of Economic Development and Reconstruction, Trade and Industries. When the government changed hands in 1975, the board members were retired and the role of chairman and CEO was abolished and replaced by the position of director.
TYPES OF NIGERIAN CUSTOM SERVICE
Customs Tariff and Trade;
Customs Enforcement Directorate;
Customs Investigation Directorate;
Customs Inspection Directorate;
Customs Economic relations, Research; and Planning Directorate.
Candidates are advised to print this page and read it properly.
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