Senate raises customs' 2025 revenue target to ₦10 trillion

In a bold move to shore up Nigeria’s dwindling revenue and fight economic sabotage, the Senate Committee on Customs has directed the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) to raise its 2025 revenue target from ₦6.584 trillion to ₦10 trillion. The directive

John Akubo, Abuja

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