The Nigerian Senate’s Committee on Public Accounts has exonerated the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) following allegations of a N62.2 billion shortfall in revenue remittance for 2019. The allegations stemmed from findings in the 2019 audit report. After investigation, the committee determined the NCS was not responsible for the alleged under-remittance. Details of the investigation’s findings were not immediately released, but the Senate has officially closed the matter. This decision follows scrutiny of the NCS’s financial records and testimony from relevant officials. The clearance aims to resolve concerns regarding the agency’s financial accountability and performance. This concludes a period of uncertainty surrounding the NCS’s revenue collection practices.