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President Muhammadu Buhari has reportedly ordered Hameed Ali, comptroller-general of the Nigeria customs service (NCS), to appear before the Nigerian Senate tomorrow.
THE CABLE is reporting that the President issued the order to Ali this afternoon after his initial letter declining to appear before the Senate was read.
Ali has also sent out a second letter to the Senate on the controversial payment of customs duty by vehicle owners who do not have them. He said the policy was being reviewed.
“May I respectfully refer to your letter dated 9 March and inform Your Excellency that the decision on payment of customs duties by vehicle owners who do not have them as prescribed by law is currently being reviewed. The goal of the review is to take a broad additional input from the stakeholders and the public. I will welcome the opportunity to avail the senate of our findings,” Ali wrote.
THE CABLE is reporting that the President issued the order to Ali this afternoon after his initial letter declining to appear before the Senate was read.
Ali has also sent out a second letter to the Senate on the controversial payment of customs duty by vehicle owners who do not have them. He said the policy was being reviewed.
“May I respectfully refer to your letter dated 9 March and inform Your Excellency that the decision on payment of customs duties by vehicle owners who do not have them as prescribed by law is currently being reviewed. The goal of the review is to take a broad additional input from the stakeholders and the public. I will welcome the opportunity to avail the senate of our findings,” Ali wrote.
