Nigerian Customs Collects N2bn, Promotes Legitimate Trade
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- •Nigerian Customs Service reported revenue collection of N2 billion.
- •The agency urged citizens to support lawful trade to enhance economic growth.
- •Revenue from customs duties contributes to Nigeria's national budget.
- •Efforts to curb smuggling are part of broader economic reforms.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸Nigerian Customs increases enforcement against smuggling Trade becomes more transparent, benefiting legitimate businesses and increasing government revenue
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