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CONMMEP Celebrates Excellence: Honors CSC Sabo Dinya

By Anne Ejuka



The Congress Of Nigerian Maritime Media Practitioners (CONMMEP) recently honored Chief Superintendent Customs Dinya Sabo of Sector 2 of the Joint Border Patrol Team, Lagos with an award of Excellence in recognition  his outstanding performance in the discharge of his duty at the Joint border patrol.


The award, according to the President of CONMMEP, Alh Tunde Umar-Daniah is aimed to honor an exceptional officer whose unwavering dedication and commitment to his service have made him a true asset to both the Customs department and the nation of Nigeria.


Amidst a gathering of esteemed officers and distinguished guests, Alh Tunde Umar-Daniah took the podium to announce Chief Superintendent Dinya Sabo as the recipient of the highly esteemed award. The accolade bestowed upon Sabo recognized his outstanding achievements and remarkable leadership skills as the Team Leader of Essence, a crucial unit within the Joint Border Patrol.



Chief Superintendent Dinya Sabo has garnered commendation and praise from every Comptroller for his relentless pursuit of excellence. His diligent and hard-working nature equally made him a deserving officer, earning him the reputation of a standout "go-getter" within the department. Sabo's ability to consistently achieve significant accomplishments in record time has set him apart as an exemplary officer.


One of Sabo's most noteworthy qualities is his exceptional leadership style. He leads from the front, serving as an inspiring example for his colleagues. His cooperative spirit and remarkable teamwork have fostered a sense of unity and synergy within his unit. Under his guidance, the team has achieved unprecedented seizures within remarkably short periods, exceeding all expectations.


Chief Superintendent Dinya Sabo joined the Joint Border Patrol in August 2022 and swiftly established himself as a formidable force against smugglers and illicit cross-border operators. His presence alone instilled fear in their ranks, making him a key figure in curbing illegal activities. It is no surprise that the CONMMEP has recognized his meritorious contributions and awarded him the prestigious honor.


In the assessment of CONMMEP, CSC Dinya Sabo stands out as a versatile officer with an exceptional track record. His commitment to upholding the laws and regulations pertaining to customs and border control is commendable. Through his dedication and unwavering determination, he has become an indispensable asset to the Joint Border Patrol and a role model for aspiring officers.


In his remarks after receiving the award, CSC Sabo expressed his gratitude to CONMMEP for the recognition, he attributed his success to the unwavering support of his team and the encouragement of his superiors. Sabo acknowledged that without their guidance and trust, he would not have been able to accomplish the remarkable feats that led to this prestigious honor.


Chief Superintendent Dinya Sabo's remarkable achievements serve as a testament to the countless officers working tirelessly to protect the nation. Through his exemplary leadership and unwavering commitment, he has become a beacon of excellence within the Customs department, leaving an indelible mark on the field of border control and enforcement

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