Nigeria Customs Announces Date For Online Recruitment Test, Mentions Those That Will Be Excluded
- Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) schedules online recruitment test for Superintendent Cadre applicants on Thursday, 2 October, in three batches
- Shortlisted candidates must log in with their NIN via on a provided link to check batch, date, and time, or face disqualification
- Customs also noted that test rules prohibit calculators, device switching, and multiple log-ins
The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) has fixed Thursday, 2 October, as the date for the online recruitment test for shortlisted Superintendent Cadre applicants.
Candidates to check batches online
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According to the notice, candidates will be screened in three batches, A, B, and C, and must strictly comply with their allocated dates and times to avoid disqualification.
“All shortlisted Superintendent Cadre candidates are required to log in with their National Identification Number (NIN) via https://updates.customs.gov.ng to check their Batch, Date, and Time,” the Service announced.
The NCS warned that non-compliance with the assigned schedule would result in automatic disqualification.
Strict rules during test
The agency further cautioned candidates against using calculators or other devices during the test.
“Indiscriminate log-in or switching of browser windows may also prevent further sign-in attempts,” the statement warned.
Inspectorate and assistant cadre not included
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The NCS clarified that Inspectorate and Assistant Cadre applicants are not part of this stage of the recruitment.
“Applicants of the Inspectorate and Assistant Cadres will be contacted later for their pre-test and online test. They should not log in at this stage,” the Service stated.
The announcement, signed by the recruitment unit, reaffirmed the Service’s commitment to fairness and transparency in its selection process.
The CBT would be conducted virtually, allowing candidates to write the exam from any location with reliable internet access.
10 things applicants must know about CBT exams
The Nigeria Customs Service has released a list of ten things applicants should know about the computer-based test (CBT) exams. Shortlisted candidates are to sit for a computer-based test for the ongoing recruitment exercise.
The NCS listed all the does and don’t in a statement issued on Tuesday, September 16, 2025.
The CBT would be conducted virtually, allowing candidates to write the exam from any location with reliable internet access. Customs warned that only laptops and desktops that have webcam capability and allow full-screen display will be accepted.
Candidates must carry out a mandatory facial recognition process during login. NCS said candidate faces must match the details already provided during registration.
NCS advised candidates to ensure their facial presentation is clear and uncluttered. Customs warned that “clumsy facial looks” might hinder the smooth operation of the verification system.
Nigeria Customs announces film acting recruitment
Previously, Legit.ng reported that the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) has officially announced the commencement of recruitment for film acting roles in its much-anticipated 79 Television Series, with production scheduled to begin in October 2025.
According to the Service, the recruitment drive aims to showcase the creative talents of officers while bringing to life compelling stories of crime, thriller, and drama.
The guidelines, as shared by NCS stipulate that audition monologues must be submitted in MP4 format and must not exceed 125MB. Participants are required to appear in uniform attire, clearly state their name and command at the beginning of their video, and perform the monologue script provided on the application page.
Source: Legit.ng
