NCS Loses A Senior Officer

The Nigerian Customs Service (NCS) has announced the passing on of Comptroller Danlami Haruna which sad event took place on Monday, 30th of May 2022 at the Abuja General hospital after a brief illness at the age of 59.

According to a statement by the National Public Relations Officer of the service Timi Bomodi, the Comptroller General of Customs Col. Hameed Ali (rtd), and the entire Officers and men commiserate with the family and friends of Late Comptroller Danlami Haruna.

Until his death, Compt. Haruna was the Customs Area Controller (CAC) of Bauchi/Gombe Command and hailed from Donga Local Government Area of Taraba state.

He held a Bachelor's Degree in Geography from Bayero University Kano and was enlisted into the Nigeria Customs in 1990 as cadet Assistant Superintendent.

Comptroller Haruna took over the mantle of leadership of the Command on June, 21st, 2021. He had an outstanding career as a general duty officer. As Comptroller, he served as Area Controller Plateau/Benue/Nasarawa Command and Zonal Office Kaduna before his last posting as Area Controller Bauchi/Gombe Command. He is survived by a wife and and three children.

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