Arrangement of Sections
1. Appointment of certifying authority
2. Verification of application and issue of certificate
3. Power to require supply of further information
8. (a) for the issue of a certificate (including a retrospective certificate) N2; and
12. (ii) carrying the Nigerian flag; or
An Act to appoint the Nigerian Customs Service as the certifying authority in Nigeria in respect of goods exported from Nigeria and intended to benefit under the Generalised System of Preferences of the United Nations Conferences on Trade and Development.
[1973 No.8.]
[15 th February, 1973]
[Cornmencernent.]
1. Appointment of certifying authority
The Nigerian Customs Service (in this Act referred to as “the Service”) is hereby ap-pointed as the certifying authority in Nigeria for the purposes of certification of goods exported from Nigeria under the Generalised System of Preferences of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development.
2. Verification of application and issue of certificate
The Service shall on application therefor on the prescribed form by an exporter, and if satisfied after inspection and valuation of the goods in respect of which the application is made as to the correctness of the matters stated in the application, issue a certificate in the prescribed form-
3. Power to require supply of further information
The Service may, for the purposes of section 2 of this Act, require any exporter to furnish to the Service either orally or in such form as the Service may require, such in- formation as in the opinion of the Service are necessary for the purposes of certification under this Act, and to produce any book of account or other document of whatever nature relating to the sale by the exporter of the goods concerned.
4. Regulations
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