The Nigeria Customs Service has published the names of candidates who passed its 2024/2025 recruitment drive, paving the way for appointments into the Assistant Superintendent of Customs II (ASC II) cadre. The announcement was made in a statement by the agency’s spokesperson, Abdullahi Maiwada, on Monday.
Quick facts
- Nigeria Customs Service released the list of successful candidates for the 2024/2025 recruitment exercise into the ASC II rank.
- Further instructions will be sent to candidates via their registered email addresses and/or SMS.
- The portal for uploading Medical Certificates of Fitness will be activated on Wednesday, 29 July 2026.
- Candidates must complete the medical upload within one week of the portal activation.
- Candidates are required to update their current state of residence on the portal and formally accept the provisional appointment by clicking “Accept Offer.”
- Trainee Identification Numbers will be communicated within one week after acceptance.
- Documentation and physical screening details will be shared through official channels, including dates, venues, and requirements.
- Non-compliance with instructions or deadlines may lead to disqualification and loss of the provisional appointment offer.
The Customs Service said the next steps will be delivered directly to successful applicants through their registered contact details. Candidates, it noted, should monitor their email and phone messages for instructions linked to the recruitment process.
In the statement, the service highlighted that the portal used to upload Medical Certificates of Fitness—linked to the earlier reference—will come online on Wednesday, 29 July 2026. Applicants are expected to finish the upload procedure within one week after the portal starts operating.
The agency also instructed candidates to update their current state of residence accurately within the online portal. After updating, they must formally accept the provisional offer of appointment by selecting the “Accept Offer” button.
Following acceptance, successful candidates are told to wait for the release of their Trainee Identification Number. The Customs Service said these identification numbers will be provided within one week, after which the next phase will follow.
Further guidance on documentation and physical screening—including the timing, locations, and specific requirements—will be issued through official channels. The service urged candidates to follow every instruction and meet each deadline strictly.
Failure to comply with the stated requirements or to complete stages within the allotted timelines, the statement warned, could result in disqualification from the recruitment process and the forfeiture of the provisional appointment offer.
The full list of successful candidates is available via the Nigeria Customs Service website at http://www.customs.gov.ng.
