The Nigerian Customs Service has set a date for the final computer-based examination for successful Superintendent Cadre applicants. According to a statement released on the Service’s social media account, the examination is scheduled to take place on Tuesday, October 14th, 2025, across the six geopolitical zones of the country.

The exercise will be conducted simultaneously in designated states and centers, corresponding to the candidates’ states of origin. The examination centers will be located in various states, including Lagos and Osun in the South West, Enugu and Abia in the South East, and Rivers and Edo in the South South. Additionally, the North Central zone will have centers in Abuja and Kwara, the North East zone in Bauchi and Adamawa, and the North West zone in Kaduna and Sokoto.

This announcement comes after the Nigerian Customs Service conducted a similar examination for the Inspectorate and Customs Assistant cadres on Thursday, October 9, 2025. The Service has been undertaking a recruitment process for various cadres, with the aim of strengthening its workforce and enhancing its operations.

The computer-based examination is a critical stage in the recruitment process, and successful candidates will be one step closer to joining the Nigerian Customs Service. The Service has been working to ensure a transparent and efficient recruitment process, with a focus on selecting the best candidates for the available positions.

The Nigerian Customs Service plays a vital role in the country’s economy, responsible for revenue collection, border security, and trade facilitation. With the addition of new personnel, the Service is expected to enhance its capabilities and improve its services. As the examination approaches, successful applicants are encouraged to prepare thoroughly and arrive at their designated centers on time. The outcome of the examination will be eagerly awaited, as it will determine the next stage in the recruitment process for the Superintendent Cadre applicants.