saintjoel:




***////////*** BREAKING NEWS********//////


ALLI HAS REFUSED TO MEET THE SENATE.. .

The Comptroller-General of the Nigerian Customs Service, NCS, Hameed Ali, has written the Senate, notifying the lawmakers he will not appear before them on Wednesday as expected. ‎
The Senate Clerk read Mr. Ali’s letter on Tuesday.
He was summoned last Thursday over the planned clampdown on vehicles without duty payment.
In its resolution, the Senate said Mr. Ali must appear in appropriate Customs uniform which he has not been publicly seen to have worn.
He had hit back at the Senate, asking the lawmakers to show interest in his work not his dress.
In his letter, he said he had to attend an NCS meeting; but the Senate Leader, Ahmed Lawann said that reason was not tenable.

More to come.

saintjoel:





BREAKING: Ali arrives n’assembly, holds private meeting with Saraki


Senate President Bukola Saraki is at present meeting with Hameed Ali, comptroller-general of the Nigeria customs service (NCS), in his office at the national assembly complex.

Ali arrived at the senate wing of the national assembly complex a few minutes before 6pm.

This is coming a few hours after the senate reaffirmed its resolution to summon him over the customs’ planned seizure of vehicles without paid duty.

The senate had asked him to appear before it in a customs uniform. But Ali wrote to the senate president, saying he was still seeking legal advice on the matter.

He also said he would not be available on Wednesday because he is bereaved. But TheCable learnt that President Muhammadu Buhari had directed him to answer to the summons.

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saintjoel:



Hello folks,

We hope you've had a nice weekend and we also wish you a blessed week ahead.

We've received several calls about the charge that has been placed on the custom duty check and why we've decided to collect the money upfront.

One, there are logistics to be considered. Logistics like to be considered include transportation and most importantly,time. We have to traverse between apapa/seme to Ikeja most days to run the checks because the server in seme as been shutdown and apapa is too busy for checks.

The only command available is the F.O.U in Ikeja and with Lagos holdups etc, it's not an easy task. Anyone running around has to be compensated even if it's just =N=1,000.

Two, the officers involved have to be remunerated for their efforts cos they've other jobs they've been mandated to do and taking time off to run the checks and it's something to be appreciated. Paying =N=4,000 saves you lots of hassles on the highways and it's way better than been caught flat footed.

Three, we've always had issues when after checks have been run and clients suddenly renegade their pledges and it also makes us look bad in the presence of the officers that have run the checks.

JELAD ventures is sorry for every inconveniences caused by the raise but we want people to know that it's for the best.

bassman2017:
Please Jelad, I want to Know What I can do if I have a FAKE customs document. I bought a Nigerian used Honda Accord 2008 in 2016 from a dealer in abuja, all the custom documents attached does not have a date, the C Number is not clear, At the point of buying the vehicle I did not pay attention to all these details.
On the document I have it says port of Entry was Tincan, Apapa , Duty paid 177,910

Please let me know of what it may cost to carry out remedial action. I am just confused

saintjoel:
WE'RE BACK ONLINE.

SEND THE FOLLOWING DETAILS FOR THE CHECK :-

1. C-NUMBER

2. DATE OF ENTRY

3. PORT OF ENTRY

4. LAST SIX DIGITS OF CHASSIS/VIN (OPTIONAL)

SEND THROUGH WHATSAPP TO 08062948193.

ceedon007:
Pls could you help me confirm this vehicle duty

C 15309

Date 2017/03/10

APAPA

saintjoel:



MOTOR DUTY PAYMENT PUT ON HOLD

Following the unnecessary tension generated as a result of misconception and misrepresentation of the Nigeria Customs Service planned motor duty payment, the leadership of the National Assembly and the Comptroller-General of Customs, Col. Hameed Ali (Rtd) met with a view to resolving the impasse. They both agreed that the proposed motor duty payment, though in line with the provision of Customs and Excise Management Act (CEMA) Cap C.45, LFN 2004 should be put on hold while the Senate Committee on Customs & Excise interfaces with the NCS for further discussions.

2. While payment of duty on vehicles or indeed any dutiable imported item remains a civic responsibility of every patriotic Nigerian, NCS Management has directed that the exercise be put on hold while expressing readiness to engage the Senate Committee on further discussions to bring them on board to understand the importance of the exercise to national security and economy.

Signed
Joseph Attah
Ag. Public Relations Officer
For: Comptroller-General of Customs

umehemeka:
Please sir I bought a fairly used car fiew weeks back, the seller gave me the custom papers but somehow I misplaced it I have searched every where without a trace of it. please what can I do about it?

saintjoel:
Do you've issues with custom duty processing for your vehicle, call Gbenga on 08062948193.

saintjoel:
This CRV is heralds The first set of vehicles we are moving across the border into Nigeria with original duty papers and certificate. Do not be left out of this great opportunity.

Kwara border has just two/three weeks left to operate. Jelad ventures can help you process your duty at cheaper rates and also with duty certificates.

Do you need a customs' registered agent in Apapa/Rep. of Benin ports,seme/idiroko border for custom duty processing,vehicle registration,tint permit, comprehensive insurance,vehicle purchase ( Cotonou and Lagos )/sales of Nigerian used vehicles,clearing of containers and all import and export into/from Nigeria?

CALL/ CONTACT GBENGA (AKOGUN) ON 
08062948193(whatsapp)

BB PIN - 7AD701BC

BBM CHANNEL - C004388F4

Twitter- @jeladventures

Google+- jeladventuress@gmail.com

****** WE ALSO PROCESS DUTY PAPERS FOR VEHICLES/FREIGHTS SHIPPED/PURCHASED THROUGH/FROM COTONOU OR TINCAN...

saintjoel:
Do you've issues with custom duty processing for your vehicle, call Gbenga on 08062948193.

saintjoel:
This CRV is heralds The first set of vehicles we are moving across the border into Nigeria with original duty papers and certificate. Do not be left out of this great opportunity.

Kwara border has just two/three weeks left to operate. Jelad ventures can help you process your duty at cheaper rates and also with duty certificates.

Do you need a customs' registered agent in Apapa/Rep. of Benin ports,seme/idiroko border for custom duty processing,vehicle registration,tint permit, comprehensive insurance,vehicle purchase ( Cotonou and Lagos )/sales of Nigerian used vehicles,clearing of containers and all import and export into/from Nigeria?

CALL/ CONTACT GBENGA (AKOGUN) ON 
08062948193(whatsapp)

BB PIN - 7AD701BC

BBM CHANNEL - C004388F4

Twitter- @jeladventures

Google+- jeladventuress@gmail.com

****** WE ALSO PROCESS DUTY PAPERS FOR VEHICLES/FREIGHTS SHIPPED/PURCHASED THROUGH/FROM COTONOU OR TINCAN...

saintjoel:





For those that have just called for verification, this certificate was issued by a land border command and it's legit. Anyone can easily confirm the c-number.

Jelad ventures isn't involved in lagos(tincan) tariff for vehicles from Cotonou like some unlicensed agents will want you to believe. Any vehicle from Cotonou with papers supposedly from TINCAN is a smuggled vehicle and the agent is a fraudster.

saintjoel:
WE'RE BACK ONLINE.

SEND THE FOLLOWING DETAILS FOR THE CHECK :-

1. C-NUMBER

2. DATE OF ENTRY

3. PORT OF ENTRY

4. LAST SIX DIGITS OF CHASSIS/VIN (OPTIONAL)

SEND THROUGH WHATSAPP TO 08062948193.

saintjoel:




We at Jelad ventures will like to dissociate ourselves from a racket going on right now by some fraudulent agents and it involves the "Tincan duty for Cotonou vehicles".

There are just three accredited commands right now that you can pay duty through and they are listed as follows -

1. CUSTOMS COMMAND, HARVEY ROAD,YABA.

2. FEDERAL OPS UNIT, HERBERT MACAULAY WAY, IKEJA.

3. CUSTOMS COMMAND, KWARA.

Some gullible Nigerians are currently falling for the cheap scam of "TINCAN duty for Cotonou vehicles " and we keep asking how they even think it's feasible when tincan is a port and not a land border. How can you collect documents from your agent without verifying if they're authentic or not and you just put your vehicles on the road. What they're doing is also what is going on at idiroko border, they're swapping chassis/vins of original captured data and they come up with "outside exits" which is more or less like a fake document.


Kindly stop calling to make inquiries about "TINCAN duty for Cotonou cars" . Jelad ventures doesn't partake in illegalities. If you already have one, kindly run checks on the c number and you'll see how you've all fallen for the cheap scam.

Signed

Management

saintjoel:




We at Jelad ventures will like to dissociate ourselves from a racket going on right now by some fraudulent agents and it involves the "Tincan duty for Cotonou vehicles".

There are just three accredited commands right now that you can pay duty through and they are listed as follows -

1. CUSTOMS COMMAND, HARVEY ROAD,YABA.

2. FEDERAL OPS UNIT, HERBERT MACAULAY WAY, IKEJA.

3. CUSTOMS COMMAND, KWARA.

Some gullible Nigerians are currently falling for the cheap scam of "TINCAN duty for Cotonou vehicles " and we keep asking how they even think it's feasible when tincan is a port and not a land border. How can you collect documents from your agent without verifying if they're authentic or not and you just put your vehicles on the road. What they're doing is also what is going on at idiroko border, they're swapping chassis/vins of original captured data and they come up with "outside exits" which is more or less like a fake document.


Kindly stop calling to make inquiries about "TINCAN duty for Cotonou cars" . Jelad ventures doesn't partake in illegalities. If you already have one, kindly run checks on the c number and you'll see how you've all fallen for the cheap scam.

Signed

Management

saintjoel:
[/b]FG appeal[b][/b]s to NAGAFF, ANLCA to shelve strike[b]


The federal government has appealed to licensed customs agents and freight forwarders to shelve their proposed withdrawal of service from the nation’s seaports and land border over alleged irregularities in the cargo clearing processes by the Nigeria Customs Service and other government agencies.

Permanent Secretary, Federal Ministry of Transport, Alhaji Sabiu Zakari made the plea at a meeting with representatives of the two freight forwarding associations held at the Nigerian Shippers Council headquarters in Lagos on Wednesday.

It would be recalled that both associations had earlier issued a 21-day ultimatum to the government to address some of the issues militating against smooth cargo clearance.

They had listed highhandedness, impunity, extortion, blocking and diversion of properly exited cargoes on the highway and unwarranted detention of their members by officers of the NCS and other agencies of the government in the ports as some of the practices militating against smooth cargo clearance, trade facilitation.

Addressing representative of the association, Zakari urged the freight forwarders to shelve their proposed withdrawal of service as the government, in recognition of their important role in international trade was prepared to address the issues they have raised.

The associations in a joint statement highlighted some of the inefficiencies of the Nigeria Customs to include trade alerts in abuse; issuance of double PAAR and withdrawal without notice to importer; inherent abuse in the risk of managing value data for Customs purposes and absence of uniformity in the clearance of vehicles with regard to ex-factory prices

Others are delays associated with writing examination reports; unauthorised agencies of the government and individuals participating during customs examination; Customs CIU officers making their presence noticed at the examination bay and reporting their findings after goods have been released leading to second examination; valuable and expensive items taken as samples without accounting for them among others.

Meanwhile, both associations have agreed to extend the ultimatum to withdraw their services from the ports.

Speaking at the meeting, Founder of NAGAFF, Dr. Boniface Aniebonam called on the Ministry to, as a matter of urgency, organise elections into the Governing Council of the Council for the Regulation of Freight Forwarding in Nigeria (CRFFN), in accordance with the Act setting it up.

saintjoel:
Men of the Federal Operations Unit, FOU Zone A, the anti-smuggling arm of the Nigeria Customs Service, NCS, have laid siege on the popular Berger-yard auto mart for three days since last Thursday, in search of vehicles suspected to have been shipped into the country without payment or under payment of duty.

The officers, who were accompanied by Army officers of the OP MESA outfit, went to one of the 26 parks to take away three vehicles said to have been cleared without duty payment. However, the dealer, Kenneth Ezerube and his assistants refused to allow the cars to be taken away until the President of United Berger Motor Dealers Association, UBMDA, Chief Metche Nnadiekwe stepped in asking that the cars be taken to his office.

However, there was disagreement over the Customs officers visit. While Nnadiekwe claimed it was a routine Ezerube, said that the officers were invited by the President to intimidate him over his refusal to make a N35 million contribution. Responding to the allegation, Nnadiekwe said the Association was actually collecting money to take care of its legal cases and other pressing issues and that Mr. Ezerube had not been contributing to the upkeep of the Association over the years. He was however silent on the N35 million contribution. The Public Relations Officers of FOU Zone “A”, Jerry Attah, when contacted said the officers were actually there on official duty because there have been petitions of duty evasion or half payments.

akumaris:
hi pls how much can i clear a 2012/2013 toyota sienna