He said this on Monday in Abuja at a Two-Day Sensitisation Workshop on the Nigeria Customs Service Act, 2023.
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Erstwhile Spokesman for the Nigeria Customs Service, Wale Adeniyi, on Monday assumed duty as Comptroller of the newly created Murtala Muhammed International Airport Command of the service.
Also elected is Comptroller of Customs, Wale Adeniyi, as Vice President alongside 15 other members of the Governing Council of the Institute.
The redeployment takes immediate effect
The dismissed officers are among 44 senior officers who were punished for actions capable of compromising national economy and security
The Nigeria Customs Service has debunked the story making the rounds that it has lifted the ban on rice importation…
Adeniyi expressed satisfaction that the NCS generated the amount in spite of the current foreign exchange challenge and low imports
Adeniyi said: “We (customs) are working with western neighbours of Benin Republic to strengthen our transit trade, particularly with vehicles
He added that 252 arrests were made by the service within the period as against 240 in the same period in 2015.
He said: “The service seized goods worth a duty paid value of N4.975 billion in six months
Adeniyi said the service generated N197.7 billion from import duties in cash and generated N203 million from import duty in non-cash receipts as Negotiable Duty Credit Certificate
“We are waiting for the circular and officers are familiar with the asset declaration exercise of the Federal Government.”
The spokesman of Customs Command, Ports and Terminal Multiservices Limited, Steve Okonma, said he had no comment on the Asset declaration
The Nigeria Customs Service has suspended three commercial banks from collecting customs duties over their noncompliance with the partnership agreement…
Adeniyi said: “The directive withdrawing the officers was said to have been given verbally by an un-named official of the Federal Government, raising fears about security of our borders
NAN reports that the Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development recently disclosed that rice importers who exceeded their quota were indebted to the tune of N36.5 billion in unpaid levies