Nigeria Customs Service releases telephone numbers for confirmation of Customs duty papers.

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The Nigeria Customs Service has released three telephone numbers that could be used for immediate confirmation of Customs duty papers by members of the public.
This was contained in a statement signed by the Acting Public Relations Officer, Mr. Joseph Attah.
The statement which revealed that the telephone numbers could be used in verifying the genuineness of papers for those who intend to buy vehicles from dealers, added that the Nigerian Customs Service, under the present management is determined to explore ways of easing Customs processes and procedures for the interest of the general public.
Details of the telephone numbers can be obtained from our news archive on the search FM mobile app for android and blackberry
The numbers according to the service are; 094621597, 094621598,094621599.



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