PTML Customs Revenue Hits N350 Billion in 9 Months, Combatting Smuggling Efforts
The PTML Customs in Nigeria has seen a remarkable revenue surge to N350 billion in 9 months, showcasing efforts to strengthen revenue collection and combat smuggling activities at the country's busiest port. The Customs Area Controller, Joe Anani, disclosed this achievement, highlighting various measures implemented to enhance revenue collection.
Notable interceptions included a container with falsely declared pharmaceutical drugs. Dr. Olakunle Olaniran of NAFDAC commended the seizure of unregistered medicines, emphasizing the enforcement drive.
These results demonstrate a 34.3% increase in revenue compared to the same period last year.
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