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Reopened Seme border: Importation ban still in place, says Nigerian Customs

David Ijaseun by David Ijaseun
July 3, 2023
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The Seme border, a key border crossing between Nigeria and Benin, has been reopened by the Nigerian government. However, the ban on vehicle importation through the Seme border remains in force, as confirmed by the Customs service. This decision has implications for the automobile industry and importers who relied on this border for bringing in vehicles.

The reopening of the Seme border signifies a step towards improved cross-border trade and movement of goods between Nigeria and Benin. However, the ban on vehicle imports specifically through this border continues to restrict the importation of vehicles into Nigeria. This policy has been implemented by the Customs Service to regulate and control the influx of vehicles into the country.

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The ban on vehicle importation through the Seme border has consequences for the automobile market in Nigeria. Importers and dealers will need to explore alternative routes and entry points to bring in vehicles. This restriction aims to promote local manufacturing and encourage the purchase of locally assembled vehicles.

Customs officials at the Seme border will continue to enforce the ban on vehicle importation and ensure compliance with the regulations. It is crucial for importers and those in the automobile industry to stay informed about the latest policies and explore viable alternatives for importing vehicles into Nigeria.

Three facts about the reopened Seme Border:

  1. Improved Cross-Border Trade: The reopening of the Seme border between Nigeria and Benin signifies a positive step towards enhanced cross-border trade. It opens up opportunities for the movement of goods and facilitates economic exchanges between the two countries.
  2. Vehicle Importation Ban Continues: Despite the border reopening, the ban on vehicle importation through the Seme border remains in effect. The Nigerian Customs Service maintains the restriction as a means to regulate and control the influx of vehicles into Nigeria.
  3. Implications for Importers: The reopening of the Seme border has implications for importers, particularly those involved in the automobile industry. They will need to explore alternative routes and entry points to import vehicles into Nigeria, as the ban on vehicle importation through the Seme border remains intact.

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