Nigeria Customs Service Advocates for Delta Ports Collaboration

The Nigeria Customs Service, Edo/Delta Area Command, under the leadership of Area Controller Dooyum Ortsen, has advocated for stronger collaboration with Delta Ports to enhance operational efficiency and service delivery. This call was made during a courtesy visit on Thursday to the Ports Manager of Delta Ports, Saadi Dahiru Mohammed.
The visit aimed to strengthen institutional relations, improve communication, and foster cooperation between the two organizations. A statement from the command’s Public Relations Office, signed by Assistant Superintendent of Customs Peters Josu, indicated that the meeting provided a platform for discussing areas of mutual interest and exploring ways to improve cooperation for efficient port operations.
Both parties acknowledged the necessity of maintaining cordial working relationships and emphasized the importance of regular communication and mutual cooperation to achieve shared objectives. The engagement reflects a commitment to building sustainable partnerships and ensuring smooth conduct of activities within the port.
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