How To Apply 2022 Customs Recruitment Exercise: The Nigeria Customs Service will be continuing its recruitment process. The Nigeria Customs Recruitment E-Portal availability dates for each cadre and educational requirements are stated below:
A piece of news that would enliven the spirit of Nigerians, the Nigeria Customs Service has announced the commencement of applications for the Nigeria Customs recruitment 2022 exercise.
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How To Apply 2022 Customs Recruitment Exercise.
The service announced that the applications is open.
A statement by the management of the service said the recruitment process began with the opening of the portal for applications, MEDIANGR reports.
The service, therefore, advised all interested candidates to follow some procedures while applying for any position in its workforce.
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Customs Recruitment for BSC and HND Holders.
Customs Superintendent Cadre ASC II (CONSOL 08)
- E-Portal Availability Date
- Applicant must possess a Bachelor’s Degree or Higher National Diploma (HND).
Customs Recruitment for OND and NCE Holders.
Customs Inspector Cadre AIC (CONSOL 06)
- E-Portal Availability Date
- Applicant must possess an Ordinary National Diploma (OND) or Nigeria Certificate In Education (NCE).
Customs Recruitment for JSC and SSCE Holders.
Customs Assistant Cadre CA II, III (CONSOL 03, 04)
- E-Portal Availability Date
- Applicant must possess Junior Secondary Certificate (JSC) or Senior Secondary School Certificate (SSC).
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How to apply Nigeria Customs Recruitment 2022
Visit www.customs.gov.ng, click on e-Services, Select vacancy; or visit vacancy.customs.gov.ng
The various positions and dates;
The cadres will be staggered as follows:
- Superintendent carder (08)
- Inspectorate career (06)
- Customs Assistant Carder (03, 04)
After these specific dates, all the carders remain open for applications.
Mediangr.com.ng gathered that while warning applicants that the process is free, the service asked the public not to make any payment to any individual or group.
