Customs Processes 99,839 Cargo Declarations in Two Months

Author: Godwin OritsePublished on: November 8, 2026Country: Nigeria

Business & Economy

Customs Processes 99,839 Cargo Declarations in Two Months

The Nigeria Customs Service processed 9,195 PAARs and 99,839 Single Goods Declarations between September and October 2026, generating ₦1.4207 trillion in revenue. Customs spokesperson Deputy Comptroller Abdullahi Aliyu Maiwada said third-quarter exports through the Lilypond Export Command were valued at $752.85 million, up 28.44% from 2025. The Service also seized prohibited and restricted items with a Duty Paid Value exceeding ₦8.1 billion. It is participating in a World Customs Organisation mentoring mission to strengthen efforts against trade-based money laundering and other illicit cross-border financial activity.

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