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DAY ONE: Over 92,000 Nigerians Apply For Customs Recruitment Exercise

Barely 24 hours the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) opened its portal for  recruitment exercise, there are indication that no fewer than 92,000 candidates may have  successfully submitted their application for job placement.

Even though the deadline for submission of application is Monday, 7th May 2019,the number of application may likely hit one million candidates jostling for less than 4000 jobs.

The NCS opened its portal at 12:00am on Wednesday for recruitment of 3,200 officers and men to the service.

According to a statement ”Candidates submitting hard copies of applications forms at any customs Headquarters, Abuja or any other Customs Formation will not be considered.

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The statement signed by the Secretary, Nigerian Customs Board, noted that all applications are to be made online.

Recall that the Acting Deputy Comptroller-General of Customs in charge of Human Resources Department, Umar Sanusi, at a news conference on Tuesday in Abuja said 800 would be recruited to fill vacancies in the Support Staff for Superintendent Cadre Category.

Sanusi said 2,400 would fill those of Customs Inspector and Customs Assistant Cadre in the General Duty Categories.

He also said that the service’s portal for the recruitment would be opened for 24 hours and would close after three weeks.

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Insider sources stated that applications of  Nigerians in about 41 countries worldwide had so far applied for various cadres.

One of the officers who preferred anonymity at customs’ headquarters, Abuja said  applications of 92,000 candidates were so far submitted as at 4pm on Wednesday.

”All application should be made online, suitably qualified candidates should log on to the Nigerian Customs Service Recruitment Portal, www.vacancy.customs.gov.ng,

Also in the statement, it said submission of applications ”with a hard copy would be considered invalid”.

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