Over 573,000 applicants are vying for 3,927 positions in the highly competitive Nigerian Customs 2024 recruitment exercise. The positions range across various cadres, with specific qualifications required for each.
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Competition Overview: Key Data
1. General Duty (Superintendent Cadre)
- Total Applications: 249,218
- Qualification: HNDs and university degrees.
2. Support Staff (Superintendent Cadre)
- Total Applications: 27,722
- Qualification: HNDs and university degrees.
3. General Duty (Inspector Cadre)
- Total Applications: 115,634
- Qualification: National Certificate of Education (NCE) or National Diploma (ND).
4. Support Staff (Inspector Cadre)
- Total Applications: 12,952
5. Customs Assistants
- General Duty Applications: 153,593
- Support Staff Applications: 14,400
- Qualification: Secondary school certificates (with or without Mathematics and English).
With 3,927 positions available, less than 1% of applicants are expected to secure a spot.
How to Check the Nigerian Customs 2024 Shortlist
Method 1: Official Recruitment Portal
The primary and most reliable way to check if you’ve been shortlisted is through the official Nigerian Customs recruitment portal: recruitment.customs.gov.ng.
Steps to Check
- Visit the portal at recruitment.customs.gov.ng.
- Log in with your credentials: Application Reference Number (Ref No) or NIN.
- Navigate to the “Shortlisted Candidates” section.
- If a PDF list is available, download it and search for your name.
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Method 2: SMS Notifications
NCS may notify shortlisted candidates via SMS to the phone number provided during the application process. This SMS may include confirmation of your selection and details about the next stage, such as screening date, time, and venue.
Method 3: Email Notifications
Check your email inbox and spam folder for messages from Nigerian Customs. Emails typically provide confirmation of being shortlisted and instructions for documentation and further screening.
Tip: Ensure the email you used during registration is active and accessible.
Method 4: Staying Updated
Regularly check the official recruitment portal at recruitment.customs.gov.ng. Follow Nigerian Customs’ verified social media accounts for announcements. Keep your phone and email notifications active for updates.
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