The Controller of the Oyo/Osun Area Command, Nigeria Customs Service, Dr Ben Oramalugo, has emphasised the command’s commitment to improving operational efficiency, enhancing security measures and contributing to the economic prosperity of the region.
The Comptroller stated this on Monday during the marking of the International Customs Day celebration at the command’s operational headquarters in Ibadan, alongside other senior officers.
A statement by the Command’s Public Relations Officer, Kayode Wey, a Chief Superintendent of Customs, said that at the event, a series of presentations and discussions centred around the theme ‘Customs Delivering on its Commitment to Efficiency, Security, and Prosperity’, were held.
The International Customs Day, celebrated annually to recognize the important role of the Customs in the global economy, was attended by officers and Men of the command.
The gathering underscored the vital role that Customs plays in ensuring the smooth flow of goods across borders, facilitating trade, and safeguarding national security.
In his address, the Area Controller pointed out that through continuous training, strategic partnerships, and the adoption of technology, the Command has successfully improved its service delivery to the public.
He added that the theme for the year’s celebration reflects the officers’ dedication to not only securing Nigeria’s borders but also contributing to the prosperity of the nation.
Oramalugo assured that as a key player in international trade, the Customs would continue to innovate and collaborate to ensure seamless, efficient and secure processes.
A series of activities carried out during the celebration included a presentation by an Officer who was also a resource person and an interactive session on how the Customs Service could further enhance its role in supporting the government’s economic agenda.
The event also highlighted the role of Customs in combating smuggling and enhancing revenue generation through transparent and efficient processes.
At the end of the event, officers in the Command agreed to remain committed to advancing the mission of the Nigeria Customs Service and contributing to a prosperous and secure environment for all stakeholders involved in legitimate trade.
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