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FCT, Abuja – The recruitment exercise announced by the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) is for qualified persons with the required qualifications.
Henzodaily.ng recalls that the fresh recruitment exercise is to fill vacancies in various positions like the Superintendent, Inspector, and Customs Assistant cadres.
The Superintendent, Inspector, and Customs Assistant cadres are the vacant position
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According to the NSC, the agency said it plans to recruit 3,927 officers in 2025.
The application process opens on 27 December 2024 and will close on 2 January 2025.
The NCS advised interested candidates to apply regardless of gender, ethnicity, or creed via the official recruitment portal at https://recruitment.customs.gov.ng.
The agency explained that Customs officers are saddled with the responsibility of generating revenue, facilitating trade, ensuring border security, and combatting smuggling while driving economic development.
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Eligibility criteria/Basic requirement
Nigerian citizens by birthValid National Identification Number (NIN)No criminal record or ongoing investigations
Medical requirements
Must be physically and mentally fit.Evidence of medical fitness from a recognized government hospital.
Academic qualifications
There are different academic qualifications for the three cadres.
Superintendent Cadre: A university degree or Higher National Diploma (HND) along with an NYSC discharge or exemption certificate.Inspectorate Cadre: A National Diploma (ND) or Nigeria Certificate in Education (NCE) from an accredited institution.Customs Assistant Cadre: At least an O’Level certificate (WAEC or NECO)
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Meanwhile, Henzodaily.ng reported that Deputy Superintendent of Customs (Pilot) Olanike Nafisat Balogun made history as the first female pilot in the Customs, rising from a cabin crew member to a licensed pilot.
Her journey, marked by determination and support from the NCS, showcases her resilience and commitment to public service.
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Balogun hopes to inspire young Nigerians, especially women, to pursue their dreams and break through barriers in aviation and beyond.
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