Customs service generates N12.8 billion in 6 months
The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), Ogun II Area Command, has achieved a remarkable revenue collection of over N12.8 billion from January to June.
Mr. Olusola Alade, the Area Controller, disclosed this significant achievement at a news conference in Abeokuta on Friday, highlighting a 51% increase compared to the same period in 2023.
Alade attributed the command’s success to the professionalism and dedication of its officers, noting substantial revenue growth in the last three months: N3.4 billion in April, N2.8 billion in May, and N3.6 billion in June.
The controller emphasized the importance of continuous intelligence and reconnaissance, which led to the identification of previously unregistered factories now under excise control.
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Alade reaffirmed the command’s commitment to enhancing revenue collection and engaging with local communities to ensure compliance with government fiscal policies.
He stressed the ongoing efforts to maintain success through cooperation and dialogue with traders while fulfilling their statutory duties.
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