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….Dera Nnadi assures stakeholders of smooth operations at TinCan Port despite the exercise
The news reaching our platform now reveals that the officer in charge of Welfare HRD, Comptroller E. J. Harrison, led a team of audit officers from the headquarters of Nigeria Customs Service, Abuja, to TinCan Island Port Command.
According to the Public Relations Officer, PRO, of TinCan Command,
SC N. N. OKWARA, the visit was sequel to a circular issued by top Customs management, on May 15, 2024, calling for a comprehensive audit of all its personnel in line with directives from the Head of Service of the Federation.
The Command PRO informed; “The exercise, which kicked off on May 21, 2024 at the Zonal headquarters, started today, May 27, 2024 at Tincan Island Area Command.
“TinCan Command is to play host to the team of officers from the Service headquarters led by Comptroller Welfare HRD, Comptroller E J Harrison. Other officers from Ports and Terminal Multiservices Limited (PTML) and Lilypond Command are also expected to join the officers of Tincan Command in the exercise, which will last from May 27 to
29, 2024.”
She went on ; “Compt Harrison with respective Area Controllers of the Command; (Compt. DA Nnadi mni, Compt. TM Daniyan and Compt. AY Odusanya), addressed officers this morning at about 1000hrs in the conference room of Tincan Area Command before starting the audit exercise.”
Thus, Compt Harrison instructed officers to be of good conduct while the exercise is on-going and promised that all officers from various Area Commands will be attended to.
The exercise, he said will give room for officers to update their records and assist the Service in promotion exercise, as well identify the status of officers from various Commands for effective deployment.
Additionally, the Tincan Island Area Controller, Compt. DA Nnadi mni, said that the on-going exercise will not disrupt Port operations or activities in the port corridor during the three days of the audit exercise, hence all stakeholders are to go about their respective activities, as the exercise will not hinder operations.
Compt Nnadi mni, also reiterated that the primary goal of the Service is to facilitate trade professionally and effectively by ensuring competency based human resource deployment.
