Nigeria Customs Service Warns Against Social Media Scams

The Nigeria Customs Service has cautioned the public against misleading information that has been circulating on social media. They clarified that the claims being shared are not genuine and do not originate from the service.
The Customs Service urged Nigerians to ignore these misleading messages and to rely solely on updates published through their official communication channels. They emphasized the importance of verifying information before sharing, as the spread of unverified content can create confusion and harm public trust.
The service highlighted a growing concern regarding fake news in Nigeria, particularly on social media platforms. They encouraged citizens to follow the Customs Service's verified social media handles and official website for accurate information.
Recent fake messages have often pertained to customs procedures and tax penalties, causing unnecessary panic among the public. The Customs Service's warning underscores the need for vigilance in verifying information shared online.
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