2013-06-17 | TED/FEM/FPC/01/006

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Re: Extension of Destination Inspection Scheme for Imports and Appointment of Inspection Agents

The Central Bank of Nigeria's Trade and Exchange Department has extended the Destination Inspection Scheme for imports and appointed Global Scansystems Limited, Cotecna Destination Inspection Limited, and Societe Generale De Surveillance (SGS) as inspection agents at seaports, airports, and land borders until November 30, 2013. These inspection agents have been allocated specific entry points for import inspections, with duties to commence from June 14, 2013. Authorized dealer banks are responsible for routing Forms "M" to the designated inspection agent based on the assigned lots. This circular replaces an earlier one dated December 28, 2005.

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