Customs resume e-auction amid complaints of inability to access portal

Prospective participants are expected to possess a Tax Identification Number among other requirements....................

The Nigeria Customs Service resumed the electronic auction of vehicles impounded from smugglers on its web portal but several Nigerians have lamented their inability to participate in the process.On Monday, Joseph Attah, the customs spokesperson, announced the re-opening of the process in a statement.

For the current window, the bidding period opens 12 noon Monday and closes 12 noon Wednesday every week, the statement added.

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