Stakeholders have lamented after thousands of applicants shortlisted for the Nigeria Customs Service recruitment exercise were left stranded on Monday as the agency’s pre-test portal suffered repeated crashes. Abdullahi Kabiru, an applicant of Nasarawa State origin, advised the Nigeria Customs to conduct the test in batches to reduce pressure on the servers. If every Nigerian youth was gainfully employed, only a few would seek employment in the Nigeria Customs, but the reverse is the case. “It’s appallingly worrisome that after more than several decades of existence, the Nigerian Customs Service is still struggling to perform a simple task like this. Responding to the complaints, the Nigeria Customs has stated that its pre-exam portal for recruitment crashed due to what it described as ‘high traffic.