Edo/Delta Customs Controller Unveils N209bn Revenue Strategy

Dooyum Dominic Ortsen, the newly appointed Customs Area Controller for the Edo/Delta Area Command, announced a strategic plan to meet a revenue target of N209 billion for the year. During his first stakeholders engagement meeting at the Nigeria Ports Authority Complex in Warri, he called for collaboration and trust from industry stakeholders, stating that achieving this target requires shared responsibility.
Ortsen introduced a strategic blueprint focused on consolidation, collaboration, and innovation. He emphasized the importance of legitimate trade and pledged to protect government revenue while enforcing laws fairly.
He appealed to stakeholders, including representatives from Flour Mills Limited, Awaritse Shipyard Limited, and Supermaritime Nigeria Limited, for constructive collaboration. Ortsen assured stakeholders that compliance would lead to efficient cargo movement and offered guidance for any clarifications needed.
He reiterated that trade facilitation would not compromise national security or revenue, stating that violations would be met with strict enforcement.
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