Nigeria Customs Service Sensitizes Officials on NSW Initiative

The National Single Window Secretariat has collaborated with the Nigeria Customs Service to conduct a sensitization session for top officials in Lagos regarding the National Single Window (NSW) initiative, which is set to launch on March 27, 2026. The session, led by Tola Fakolad, aimed to clarify misconceptions about the NSW platform, emphasizing its role in facilitating trade and streamlining processes across government agencies involved in import and export operations.
Fakolad assured that the NSW would not interfere with the statutory revenue functions of agencies, nor would it serve as a tool for tax collection. The initiative is part of a presidential project aimed at modernizing Nigeria's trade infrastructure.
Deputy Comptroller General O Adebakin highlighted the significance of the NSW in enhancing operational efficiency within customs and improving Nigeria's global trade competitiveness. The sensitization workshop is part of ongoing efforts to align government agencies with the objectives of the NSW ahead of its full implementation.
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