Customs
Customs warns public against auction, employment scam on social media.

“These individuals exploit the public’s trust and ignorance, promoting fictitious auctions and sham recruitment drives supposedly endorsed by our service.
“The service wishes to clarify that auctions of seized/overtime goods are never conducted via any social media platform.
“All seized/overtime goods have a laid-down Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) for disposal in line with the Nigeria Customs Service Act, 2023. It is pertinent to state that the only portal for e-auction in NCS is https://auction.
“For authentic updates about the operations of NCS, we strongly encourage the public to verify information exclusively through the official NCS website, www.customs.gov.ng.
“Additionally, you can contact our help desk lines through – 07037891156, 0201889889, and 02018898888. You can also reach out to NCS formations nationwide.
“Furthermore, our trusted official social media hubs for reliable, accurate and timely updates about NCS are as follows:
* Facebook: CustomsNG
* X (Formerly known as Twitter): @CustomsNG
* TikTok: @Nigeria_Customs
* Instagram: Official_CustomsNG
* Threads: Official_CustomsNG
* WhatsApp Channel: Nigeria Customs Service
* Youtube: NCBN Media House
” Our commitment remains unwavering in protecting the public from fraudulent activities.
“Any suspicious activities should be reported to the nearest Customs formation or through our official communication channels listed above for immediate assistance.
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