Customs generate N117.8bn from Tin Can port

The Tin-Can Island Port Command of the Nigeria Customs Service has generated N117.8bn between January and April 2020.

According to a statement signed by the Public Relations Officer, NCS Tin Can Island Command, Uche Ejesieme, the revenue was achieved by deploying Time Release Study tool to aid trade facilitation and revenue generation.

He said, “It is on the strength of this and other parameters that the command generated a total of N117.8bn between January and April in spite of the global pandemic which has posed a great challenge. He noted that the command had conducted series of seminars and awareness campaign, targeted at sensitising the officers/men as well as stakeholders to measures of containing the pandemic.He stated, “Even at the onset of this pandemic when pressure, anxiety and general apprehension was the order of the day, the command demonstrated resilience, sagacity and compassion in its approach to the novel pandemic.

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