In an effort to reach an N400 billion revenue target for 2026, the Nigeria Customs Service has increased efforts to enhance excise compliance.
A statement about the development was posted on the service’s official page on April 9, 2026.
The action, according to the statement, was a component of stakeholder interactions conducted throughout the Imo/Abia and Oyo/Osun Area Commands with the goal of enhancing compliance and resolving operational issues in excise administration.
In an effort to reach an N400 billion revenue target for 2026, the Nigeria Customs Service has increased efforts to enhance excise compliance.
A statement about the development was posted on the service’s official page on April 9, 2026.
The action, according to the statement, was a component of stakeholder interactions conducted throughout the Imo/Abia and Oyo/Osun Area Commands with the goal of enhancing compliance and resolving operational issues in excise administration.
In an effort to reach an N400 billion revenue target for 2026, the Nigeria Customs Service has increased efforts to enhance excise compliance.
A statement about the development was posted on the service’s official page on April 9, 2026.
The action, according to the statement, was a component of stakeholder interactions conducted throughout the Imo/Abia and Oyo/Osun Area Commands with the goal of enhancing compliance and resolving operational issues in excise administration.
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