Tin-Can Island Customs Generates N1.577 Trillion Revenue, Exceeds Targets in Nigeria
The Tin-Can Island Customs Command in Nigeria, led by Comptroller Frank Onyeka, achieved a revenue generation of N1.577 trillion in 12 months, surpassing the set target of N1.525 trillion for the financial year 2025 by a significant margin. The command attributed this success to teamwork, dedication, and strict adherence to customs procedures, particularly in examining cargo to ensure full revenue collection.
Efforts were made to streamline operations, address inefficiencies, and prevent revenue leakages. The command remains committed to enforcing standards and maintaining vigilance to enhance revenue collection and trade facilitation while upholding national security and economic integrity.
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