BA Adeniyi MFR, expressed appreciation to ASR Africa and its founder, Abdul Samad Rabiu (CFR), for his generosity
ASR Africa, NCS Commission Upgraded Abdul Samad Rabiu Nigeria Customs Service Hospital In Bauchi
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Customs Hands Over Seized N1bn Worth Of Cocaine To NDLEA
DCG Bomodi said the interception occurred in the early hours of Tuesday, 10 February 2026, at
From Border To Markets: How Nigeria’s Reforms Are Rewriting And Modernising Trade Facilitation – By Otega Ogra
This year’s conversations reflected a shared anxiety. Supply chains are more fragile, Compliance risks are higher, and governments are under pressure to collect revenue
DC Afeni Speaks On Revenue Growth As Ogun I Customs Hands Over Seized Arms, Ammunition To NCCSALW
DC Afeni Speaks On Revenue Growth As Ogun I Customs Hands Over…
Nigeria Customs Concludes Strategic Leadership Training On Trade Reforms
The engagement forms part of the Service’s broader reform agenda under the leadership of the Comptroller-General of Customs, Adewale Adeniyi
CGC Adeniyi Decorates Two Generations Of Customs Spokespersons With DCG, DC Ranks
He described the progression of two successive spokespersons into higher leadership as “a strong testament to the growing professionalism within the Corps.”
DC Afeni Assures Of Strong Performance As He Takes Over Ogun I Area Command
The Ag. CAC highlighted the strategic importance of the Ogun border corridor to national development
Nigeria Customs Uncovers Cocaine Shipment Tucked In Empty Container In Lagos
A total of 50 packages containing 20 parcels each were found inside the container
Customs Committed To Collaboration With ICPC, Comptroller Edelduok Says During Visit To Agency’s Lagos Office
The ICPC welcomed the initiative, with the Resident Anti-Corruption Commissioner assuring continued support for promoting integrity in public service
Goods Worth N112.6m Recovered In Adamawa As Customs Foils Snuggling Attempt
Comptroller Bashir stated that the Command recorded twenty-nine seizures within six weeks of intensive patrol
