Senate Counters Customs Directives, Actions to be Suspended

The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) has declared the suspension of its new strategy on payment of import duty on vehicles.


The Customs acting (PRO), Mr. Joseph Attah clarifies in an announcement that the arrangement has been put on hold after a meeting amongst Customs and the national house of assembly.

The announcement includes that while payment of duty on vehicles or any dutiable imported thing remains a metro duty of each patriotic Nigerian, the NCS administration would keep on engaging the Senate advisory group on further dialogs to clarify the significance of the activity to national security and economy.

Senate Counters Customs Directives

The house of Senate had asked the Nigeria Customs Service to stop its proposed clampdown on drivers in the nation which the organization said have neglected to pay Customs duties.

The mandate took after a movement of national significance moved by Senator Bala Ibn Na'allah at the floor of the Senate in Abuja, Nigeria's capital.

The Service as of late issued an announcement marked in the interest of the Comptroller-General of Customs, Hameed Ali, allowing an expansion till April 12 for all vehicle proprietors in the nation whose Customs duty has not been paid to do as such.

This takes after the hubbub that welcomed the Customs Service's new mandate on duties to be paid on imported vehicles which is yet to be decreased.

While Nigerians have communicated worries on the issue, their agents in the Senate are outraged over the request of the Nigerian Customs Service to proceed with the strategy.

The Senate had before in a determination, requested that the Comptroller General hold the arrangement until he showed up before its panel, they in any case, now need him to show up in uniform.

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