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* Generates N5.9 Billion In 2023 * Exceeds  Revenue Target  by N3.9 Billion  * Decorates 34 Officers With New Ranks The Seme Customs Command of the Nigeria Customs Service in a superlative performance generated a total revenue of N5.946billion in the fiscal year of 2023 having been given a revenue target of N1.966billion for the year, this shows a surplus of  a whopping 297 percent. The command also on Wednesday decorated a total of 34 officers across all cadres ranging from Deputy Comptrollers to Assistant Superintendent of Customs, who have distinguished themselves in their areas of operation and have been found worthy of promotion by the management of the service. The Customs Area Controller in charge of the command, Comptroller Timi Bomodi  while  speaking after the official decoration of the 34 officers  newly promoted in the command also disclosed that the new revenue record represents a 322 percent increase when compared to the revenue figures of N1.49billion collected in th

... Describes Judgement as win-win The Director General of NIMASA Dr Bashir Jamoh OFR, has described The Supreme Court Judgement reaffirming the authority of the Federal Government through the Nigerian Inland Waterways Authority, NIWA and the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency, NIMASA to control activities in Nigerian Inland Waterways as a win-win judgement.  Reacting via his official X handle, @JamohBashir, he noted that this should bring to an end issues of ambiguity and multiple taxation; as states will no longer levy investors, being a responsibility of the government at the Federal level; thus improving the ease of doing business in the maritime sector. He added that it would ultimately attract more investment from both local and international investors. Dr. Jamoh noted that the Supreme Court ruling will go a long way in the Federal Government’s effort to exploit potentials of the over 10,000 Kilometers of inland waters in the country, he  advised all parties co

  ... Calls For Increased Dedication The Zonal Coordinator of Zone A Unit of the Nigeria Customs Service, Assistant Comptroller General (ACG) Mohammed Bello Jibo on Tuesday at the Customs Training College, Ikeja Lagos decorated Deputy Comptroller Ahmadu Shuaibu, the Customs Area Controller of Ogun 1 Command with his new rank of Comptroller along with other senior officers within the zone. The decoration ceremony which was well attended by friends, Family and colleagues of the newly promoted officers saw the ACG being assisted by the Area Controllers and the zone to decorate newly promoted Comptrollers, Deputy Comptrollers and Assistant Comptrollers in the Zone A. In his opening remark, ACG Jibo congratulated the officers and charged the newly promoted officers  to increase their dedication to service and see their promotion as a conferment of trust which should motivate them to work harder. He pointed out that the promotions, which comes with additional responsibilities, should pro

 The Customs Area Controller of Ports Terminal Multiservices Limited (PTML)  Command of the Nigeria Customs Service, Comptroller Saidu Abba Yusuf has admonished all newly promoted officers under his watch to grow into their new ranks by showing excellent examples in punctuality, timelines and overall discipline. Comptroller Yusuf, according to a press release by the command Public Relations Officer, CSC Yakubu Muhammad had congratulated all the promoted officers and reminded them of the virtue of punctuality being one of the area to achieve productivity. While commending the officers for the compliant level in keeping the good image of the area as a model port, the  controller said  that being time conscious is a mark of discipline that every officer should uphold he  added that being on one's duty posts at all times and when necessary will help in revenue collection, trade facilitation and anti smuggling. Comptroller Yusuf said "I want to urge all promoted officers to grow

...Inspects Ongoing Construction Projects Along Abuja Airport Road In a remarkable display of commitment to both personal well-being and the success of the Nigeria Customs Service, the Comptroller-General of Customs (CGC) Bashir Adewale Adeniyi MFR undertook a 6.6-kilometer 'Walk Life Balance' at the iconic Moshood Abiola National Stadium, Abuja, on Saturday morning of 6 January 2024. This fitness initiative, a recurrent practice for the CGC, underscores Adeniyi's dedication to harmonizing the demands of a rigorous customs profession with the imperative of maintaining physical and mental health. In an exclusive interview after completing the refreshing walk, CGC Adeniyi highlighted the importance of such exercises for himself and his officers, acknowledging the strenuous nature of their duties, particularly in bustling urban centers. “Every weekend that I am in Abuja, we try to make it count that we really want to achieve a balance between the rigorous demands of our wo

...As He Decorates 2 ACGs, Comptrollers And Others The Comptroller General of the Nigeria Customs Service, Bashir Adewale Adeniyi MFR has charged officers of the service to Redouble their efforts to aligns with his ongoing efforts to achieve his 3-point agenda of Consolidation, Collaboration, and Innovation which are in support of President Bola Tinubu's Renewed Hope Manthra. The Customs boss said this on Thursday 4th of January while addressing the newly decorated  officers at the Customs Corporate Headquarters Abuja, The CGC,  Bashir Adewale Adeniyi MFR, decorated recently appointed Assistant Comptrollers-General (ACGs), Comptrollers, and other senior officers. This ceremony comes shortly after the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) announced the appointment of ACG Florence Nano Ogar-Modey and ACG Queen Ogbudu and the promotion of 2,209 senior officers. The occasion, attended by the NCS Management Team and family members of the celebrants, marked a historic moment in the service.

The National Public Relations Officer of the Nigeria Customs Service, Chief Superintendent of Customs, Abdullahi Maiwada, who also doubles as a Director,  Nigeria Customs Service Broadcasting Network ( NCBN) on Tuesday, 2nd January 2024, paid a working visit to the Nigeria Customs Broadcasting Network (NCBN). The visit aimed to discuss plans for the revitalization of the NCBN ensuring its effective operation under the leadership of CGC Bashir Adewale Adeniyi, MFR, was warmly welcomed by the Managing Director of NCBN, Jamilu Yusuf, at the network's Head Office in Guzape, Abuja, CSC Maiwada confirmed that the Nigeria Customs Service has made comprehensive arrangements to revive NCBN to its full potential. CSC Maiwada, who happens to be NCBN's pioneer Liaison Officer in the early stages of its establishment in 2020, expressed optimism about the prospects of the re-establishment of NCBN  highlighted the importance of having a standard broadcast station that specializes in reporti

  The management of the Nigerian Ports Authority has appointed Mr Sylvester Othuke Egede as the substantive Port Manager of the Tincan Island Port Complex. (TCIPC). Mr Egede succeeded Mr Akin Leoso who served in acting capacity for two months (November and December) 2023 since the exit of Mr Jubril Buba the former Port Manager who retired from NPA  on the 2nd of November 2023. Prior to his appointment as the Port Manager of TCIPC, Mr Sylvester Egede was the Traffic Manager of the Lagos Port Complex from  August 2023 until his appointment as Port Manager TCIPC Apapa. The new Port Manager had served at Kirikiri Lighter Terminal also as the Traffic Manager from 2021-August. 2023. Between 2012-2016 he served the Executive Director Marine and Operations as Personal Assistant, Operations. According to a statement from Mr.  Sola Adesanwo, Head, Corporate and Strategic Communication of , TCIPC,  Mr Egede is a thorough bred Operations Officer, who first served as a Traffic Manager at the Ri

 The Acting Customs Area Controller in charge of Ogun 1 command of the Nigeria Customs Service, Deputy Comptroller Ahmadu Shuaibu  has said the viral video of sporadic shooting by operatives of command that went viral on social media was in accordance with the Nigeria Customs Service Act (NCSA) 2023. The Act, which frowns at obstruction, molestation, or assaults of officers on lawful duty, with the infliction of punishment on offenders such as conviction to a fine of five million Naira, and imprisonment for 5 years or both. Also, Section 226 of the NCSA empowers Customs operatives to carry out patrols freely was applied by the operatives of the command on the 16th of December, 2023. The command in  press statement signed on behalf of the Ag. Customs  Area Command, Deputy Comptroller Ahmadu Shuaibu by Public Relations Officer of the command, SC HAMMED BUKOYE OLOYEDE, the statement reads, "on Saturday, 16th of December, 2023, along the Lanfewa/Enu gada axis of Ogun State, the ope

... Unveils Vision for Customs Service Advancement    The Comptroller-General of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), Bashir Adeniyi MFR, hosted a distinguished gathering on Tuesday, 19 December 2023, featuring the British High Commissioner to Nigeria, Ambassadors of the United States and Germany, and representatives from the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crimes, as well as the World Bank. The dinner, which was held at the Management Quarters of the Service in Abuja, marked the conclusion of the year 2023. The pivotal event centered on the Customs Service's activities throughout the year, giving room to discussions on innovative ideas to enhance efficiency. Addressing the diplomats, CGC Adeniyi emphasized the NCS's commitment to leverage new technological advancements. He outlined plans for the massive installation of scanners, implementing data analytics, and embracing open-door policies to collaborate with stakeholders, ultimately facilitating trade in the country. H