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Compt. Gambo Visits Olubadan Of Ibadan ‎Reaffirms Commitment to Stronger Stakeholders Engagement ‎


The Customs Area Controller, Oyo/Osun Area Command of the Nigeria Customs Service, Comptroller Gambo Iyere Aliyu, has reaffirmed his commitment to stronger stakeholders engagement within his jurisdiction.


‎He gave made this commitment on Sunday 07 Dec 25 when he paid a familiarisation visit to the Palace of the Olubadan of Ibadan land, where he emphasized on the importance of traditional leadership in fostering a secure and economically vibrant society.




According to a press release issued by the Public Relations Officer of the command, Assistant Superintendent of Customs I Abdulmalik Abiodun Akintola, the Controller, while speaking during the visit expressed deep appreciation for the warm hospitality of His Imperial Majesty, the Olubadan of Ibadan land, and the invaluable support the Command continues to receive from the Palace and people of Ibadan. He noted that the courtesy visit was aimed at further strengthening the longstanding partnership between the Nigeria Customs Service and the revered traditional institution.



‎Comptroller Gambo reaffirmed the Service’s commitment to its statutory responsibilities of revenue generation, trade facilitation, and anti-smuggling operations. He described Ibadan and its environs as a major commercial hub where both economic opportunities and national security concerns remain prominent.


‎ “The Nigeria Customs Service recognizes the vital role traditional rulers play in sustaining peace, order, and community cooperation. We believe that with your continued support and guidance, our Command will remain effective in safeguarding Nigeria’s economic interests,” he stated.



‎He urged the His Imperial Majesty, Oba Rasheed Adewolu Ladoja to continue sensitizing the youth and business community against smuggling and other illegal activities that undermine the nation’s economic growth. Comptroller Gambo Iyere Aliyu further assured that officers and men of the Command would remain respectful, professional and responsive to the cultural values of host communities in the discharge of their duties.




The Customs boss also acknowledged the already existing cooperation between the Command and the Palace of the Olubadan, noting that such synergy has contributed greatly to the success of the Command’s operations in the region. He called for sustained collaboration to combat evolving smuggling tactics and maintain a secure environment conducive to legitimate trade.



‎The Olubadan in his response acknowledged the visit of the Customs Area Controller to his revered palace, while speaking further he urged the Service to ensure the safety of the nation’s border and protect the country against the economic saboteurs.



‎The visit concluded with the Customs Area Controller seeking the blessings and prayers of the Olubadan for continuous wisdom, strength and protection as the Command works tirelessly to serve the nation and remains committed to enhancing stakeholder engagement and promoting economic development for the benefit of Nigeria.


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