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Change is certainly the only permanent thing in human existence. That is exactly what is happening in Nigeria Customs Service, as CGC Bashir Adewale Adeniyi MFR, has just
approved key appointments and redeployment within the Service to ensure operational efficiency.
The latest development becomes imperative in response to the statutory retirement of some management members of the Service.
In that capacity, Comptrollers Florence Nanu Ogar-Modey and Queen Ogbudu have been appointed Acting Assistant Comptroller General of Customs,Training and Doctrine Command (TRADOC), as well as Zonal Coordinator, Zone B, respectively.
Some of the Comptrollers redeployed to various Customs formations include Compt. Jaiyeoba Jide – from Oyo/Osun Area Command to Apapa Area Command; Compt. Dera Nnadi- from Seme to Tin-Can Island Port; Compt. Timi Bomodi- from KLT to Seme; Compt. Ahmed Abe from PCA Zone ‘C’ to Kaduna Area Command and Compt. Babandede Mohammad from Lilypond Export Command to Lagos Free Trade Zone Command.
Others are Compt. Dauda Ibrahim Chana- from Investigation Headquarters to Kano/Jigawa Area Command; Compt. Martina Tilleygyado- from Non-Intrusive Inspection to KLT Area Command; Compt. Oloyode Adekunle- from Tin-Can Island Port to Import &/Export Headquarters while Compt. Zanna Chiroma will leave Import & Export for PCA Zone ‘C, among many others.
The CGC congratulated all newly appointed/redeployed officers and charged them to put more effort into achieving the Service core mandates of Revenue Generation, Suppression of Smuggling and Trade Facilitation in line with global best practice.
