He said the move aligns with best global practices aimed at simplifying clearance processes for low-value consignments.
According to Mr Maiwada, the Chinese Customs officials acknowledged recent reforms within the NCS.
It urged stakeholders and the trading public to take advantage of this grace period to avoid sanctions.
Mr Maiwada said the service received widespread misconceptions about such payments.
Mr Maiwada called for vigilance, noting that credible information will be rightly communicated to interested Nigerians.
Mr Maiwada said that the form was designed to help travellers declare any currency exceeding the legal threshold before arrival or departure.
Mr Maiada explained that the waiver aligned with the presidential directives to enhance local healthcare product manufacturing.
He said the suspect was aboard Ethiopian Airlines Flight No. 951 from Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.
Mr Adeniyi described the deceased as a distinguished scholar, journalist, and trailblazer in the field of public relations.
Mr Maiwada urged stakeholders to prioritise cooperation, adhere to due process, and maintain mutual respect for economic growth.
