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Customs exam: 413 candidates for five posts at ENA Niamey

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413 candidates have been sitting the level I professional Customs exam at the National School of Administration (ENA) in Niamey since Tuesday 10 November, for only five posts to fill. According to Journal du Niger, the selection promises to be particularly demanding.

Since Tuesday 10 November, 413 candidates have been competing for five posts in the level I professional Customs exam, held at the National School of Administration (ENA) in Niamey, according to Journal du Niger. With fewer than two candidates in a hundred set to be successful, the selection is among the most stringent held this year in Niger’s civil service.

The exam offers Customs officers an opportunity for career advancement. Candidates will have to pass several selection stages before final admission.

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