The Adamawa/Taraba Command of the Nigeria Customs Service said on Monday that it generated over N104 million between April, 2017 and now.
The outgoing Comptroller of the command, Francis Adetoye, made this known in Yola while handing over to his successor, Olumoh Kamarudeen.
Adetoye who is on transfer to the Lagos State Command also said 69 seizures with Duty Paid Value worth over N124 million were made within the period.
He added that the seized goods included elephant tusks, rice, petroleum products, pharmaceuticals, motor bikes, boat engine, tricycles and used vehicles.
The comptroller thanked the Adamawa and Taraba Governments for the support given him during his tenure and called for similar support for his successor.
The new Comptroller, Olumoh Kamarudeen, promised to improve on the performance of his predecessor, and urged the people to give him similar support accorded his predecessor.
Kamarudeen said: “I will do my best to surpass my predecessor. I hope the support given to my predecessor will be extended to me.”
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