NCS Public Relations Officer, DC, Joseph Attah in a statement on Friday said the miscreants are now advancing their nefarious activities with false testimonies by supposed beneficiaries of auction sales thanking the Customs Public Relations Officer, DC, Joseph Attah, and other senior Customs Officers for their “facilitation”.
Attah added that the Service wishes to categorically state that the fake information circulating in the social media did not emanate from the NCS as social media has never been a platform used for serious things like auction, recruitment, or award of contracts in the Service.
He advised Nigerians to disregard the purported testimonies via pseudo-social media accounts.
"For the avoidance of doubt, NCS e-auction official link is app1.trade.gov.ng/eauction
"The Service official website and other social media handles are: Website: www.customs.gov.ng Facebook page: Nigeria Customs Service Twitter: @CustomsNG Instagram: official _Customsng Radio: ncbn 106.7fm TV: ncbn via startime channel 193.
NCS Public Relations Officer, DC, Joseph Attah noted that the Service by this notice hereby advises members of the public to be wary of these fraudsters who are out to defraud gullible Nigerians as efforts and resources are being fully mobilised to track and arrest them to face the wrath of the law.
