By By Elizabeth Ugbo
The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) has concluded the final phase of its 2025 recruitment exercise, as shortlisted candidates completed documentation across designated centres. The exercise took place nationwide to select qualified Nigerians for entry into the service. Officials said the process recorded improvements in coordination, transparency and candidate management.
Customs Completes Final Recruitment Stage
The latest phase focused on documentation for candidates who passed earlier stages of the recruitment exercise.
Candidates presented their credentials and other required documents for verification. The process also enabled officials to confirm the eligibility of shortlisted applicants.
The NCS said the exercise followed established recruitment procedures. It also stressed the importance of proper documentation during the final stage.
Improved Recruitment Process
According to the service, the 2025 recruitment exercise recorded improvements compared with previous processes.
Officials strengthened coordination across the various screening centres. They also introduced measures aimed at improving the experience for candidates.
Furthermore, the recruitment process focused on orderly documentation and verification. These measures helped officials manage the large number of shortlisted applicants.
NCS Maintains Recruitment Standards
The Nigeria Customs Service continues to emphasise merit and compliance during recruitment.
Candidates must meet the required qualifications before joining the service. The final documentation stage therefore remained important for confirming candidates’ credentials.
The NCS is expected to proceed with subsequent recruitment procedures after completing the screening phase.
