Lekki Free Trade Zone Command Reports N408.8bn Revenue

The Lekki Free Trade Zone Command of the Nigeria Customs Service disclosed that it collected a total revenue of N408.8 billion from January to June 2026. This figure represents an increase of N91.54 billion, or 28.85%, compared to the N317.3 billion collected during the same period in 2025.

Hauwa Abubakar, the Command Area Controller, attributed this unprecedented growth to deliberate strategies aimed at strengthening compliance, improving operational efficiency, and fostering constructive engagement with stakeholders operating within the free trade zone. Abubakar emphasized the importance of stakeholder engagement programs to build mutual trust and encourage voluntary compliance with existing customs laws and regulations.

In June 2026, the command recorded its highest monthly revenue collection since inception, totaling N87.10 billion. Abubakar commended the leadership of Comptroller General of Customs Adewale Adeniyi for his visionary guidance and acknowledged the support from sister security regulatory agencies.

The command aims to consolidate its achievements and improve service delivery in the second half of the year.