Nigerian Reps question Customs on N3.2trn revenue and records
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- •The House of Representatives issued directives on March 4, 2026, for fresh submissions from Customs, CBN, and NPA.
- •The total customs revenue under scrutiny amounts to 3.2 trillion Nigerian Naira.
- •The inquiry includes a review of auction records and export data linked to pre-shipment activities.
- •The agencies involved are the Nigeria Customs Service, Central Bank of Nigeria, and Nigerian Ports Authority.
- •The demand for detailed records follows concerns about revenue leakages in customs collections.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If the Nigeria Customs Service provides comprehensive and accurate export and auction records the House of Representatives may confirm the legitimacy of the N3.2 trillion revenue, strengthening fiscal accountability and customs enforcement in Nigeria.
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AFRICAPremium Times (Nigeria)Revenue Leakages: Reps direct Customs, CBN, NPA,, others to submit comprehensive export recordsAFRICAPunch (Nigeria)Reps demand fresh submissions from Customs, CBN, others over pre-shipment activitiesAFRICAVanguard (Nigeria)Reps query customs over N3.2trn revenue, demand detailed auction, export records