PTML Customs Reaffirms Commitment to Officer Welfare

The Nigeria Customs Service at the PTML Area Command reaffirmed its commitment to promoting the welfare of officers and their families during the inauguration ceremony of Hajiya Nabila Miko as the new chairperson of the Customs Officers Wives Association (COWA) for the PTML chapter. DC Nura Miko emphasized the importance of COWA as a vital partner in fostering family stability and supporting the overall well-being of customs officers.
Hajiya Nabila Miko pledged to build on the successes of the previous administration led by Mr. Ifeoluwa Anani, focusing on welfare programs, community service, and skill acquisition opportunities. She expressed appreciation for the leadership of Mr. Kikelomo Adeniyi and acknowledged the efforts of the outgoing chairperson.
The initiatives aim to enhance the support system for families, improve service delivery, and contribute to the development of host communities through health, education, and environmental interventions.
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