Port Harcourt Customs Command Sets Revenue Record with ₦33.75 Billion Collection
The Port Harcourt Customs Command in Nigeria broke records by generating ₦33.75 billion in revenue in October 2025, a massive 272% rise from the previous year. The command has already surpassed its annual revenue target, attributing the success to teamwork, innovation, and operational discipline.
Atuluku, the Area Controller, highlighted the role of strategic leadership and renewed commitment to efficiency. The Customs Service emphasized the importance of vigilance against economic sabotage and the need for stakeholder engagement.
The command's achievements reflect ongoing customs reforms and a focus on revenue enhancement.
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