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FG Approves 2026 Tariff Reforms, Customs Begins Implementation
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Fusion42 · 30 July 2026 · Fusion42 review
The Nigerian government has approved and begun implementing comprehensive tariff reforms for 2026. The changes, administered by the Nigeria Customs Service, include revised import/export lists, new excise duties, and a green tax on larger vehicles, aiming to enhance domestic industry and revenue.
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The cost of landing goods in Nigeria just changed, and your pricing is now wrong. Get the new tariff schedule from Nigeria's Customs Service and re-run your numbers before your next shipment to avoid a surprise bill.
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