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Customs export rises to N1.2bn in 2qtr – Lilypond command.

AdminBy AdminJuly 10, 2024Updated:July 10, 2024No Comments3 Mins Read
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The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), Lilypond Export Command, on Tuesday, said that its Nigeria Export Supervision Scheme (NESS) stood at N1.2 billion in the define quarter of 2024.

The Comptroller of Customs CAC, Lilypond Export Command, Mr Ajibola Odusanya, who made this known n Lagos said that NESS payments were a significant rise in 2024 when compared to the same period in 2023.

He said that the command recorded N1.2 billion in revenue in 2024,compared to N478.7 million recorded in the same period of 2023.

He said that in line with the fiscal policy directive of the FGN, N29.6 million was generated as a surcharge on the export of previously imported goods and other machinery as approved by the Federal Ministry of Finance in 2024, while N535,000 was generated in 2023.

“As we all know, 2024 is facing numerous challenges, and Nigeria is not exempted. Important sectors of the economy are adversely affected due to the unstable exchange rate,remarkable surge in trade activity,” he said.

He added that the command recorded a significant export of diverse commodities, including agricultural produce, manufactured goods, solid and extractive minerals, among others.

“A total of 2,488 20ft and 40ft containers were stuffed with agricultural produce, generating earnings amounting to $135.4 million.

“Notably, the Nigeria Export Supervision Scheme (NESS) received a payment of N913.7 million underscoring the robust contribution of agricultural exports to the national economy.

“With 267 containers dispatched,

manufactured goods contributed significantly to export revenue, totaling $9.5 million dollars,” he said.

Odusanya added that the NESS payment to the Federal Government of Nigeria amounted to N57.23 million, reflecting the sector’s resilience and competitiveness in the global market.

“The export of solid and extractive minerals witnessed a notable upsurge, with 623 20ft and 40ft containers dispatched, valued at $34.3 million dollars…

“The NESS payment of N232.7 million, highlights the growing potential of Nigeria’s mineral resources on the international stage.

“Additionally, various goods such as plants & machinery, and personal effects were exported in 162 20ft and 40ft containers, contributing $5.5 million to export revenue,” he said.

Odusanya added that a NESS payment of N24.0 million was made, emphasising the diversified nature of Nigeria’s export portfolio.

He commended the Comptroller-General of customs, Bashir Adeniyi, and his management team for harmonising with the Nigerian Ports Authority for collapsing all the export seats in Zone “A” to Lilypond Export Command.

Odusanya appreciated all the stakeholders and sister agency for contributing to the increase in export adding that they remain committed to ensuring seamless trade facilitation.

With agency report.

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