Comptroller Shuaibu Charges Promoted Officers To Wear New Rank with Humility

The Controller of the Federal Operations Unit (FOU) Zone 'A' of the Nigeria Customs Service, Comptroller Mohammed Shuaibu, has charged newly promoted officers of the unit to wear their new ranks with humility and serve with integrity.

Speaking at the decoration ceremony in Ikeja-Lagos on Wednesday, 17 September 2025, Shuaibu congratulated the 186 promoted officers of the unit describing the occasion as a celebration of loyalty, dedication and patriotism.

Speaking at the occasion, Shuaibu said, “The promotions being celebrated here today are not just titles conferred; they are a reflection of your commitment to excellence, your patriotism and your steadfast service to the Nigeria Customs Service and to our great nation”.

The unit helmsman Charged the promoted officers to lead by example, saying, “Wear your new rank with humility, lead by example, and serve as mentors and role models to your colleagues. True leadership is not about titles or positions, it is about service, empathy, and dedication to a cause greater than oneself".

While encouraging those not promoted, Comptroller Shuaibu admonishing them to remain committed to their duties as he described promotion as “a journey, not a race.” He added: “Continue to serve with commitment and integrity. Be patient and persistent. Your time will come. Promotion ultimately comes from God, and your efforts do not go unnoticed.”

Comptroller Shuaibu congratulated the newly decorated officers while praying for their success, he urged them to bring honour to themselves, the Unit, and the Nigeria Customs Service at large.

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