The Ifeland Progress and Development Movement (IPDM), a group of sons and daughters of Ifeland working for the peace and development of Ifeland and environs,
has congratulated the Acting Comptroller-General of Nigeria Customs Service , Adewale Bashir Adeniyi, on his elevation to the top in his NCS journey.
“He brings unrivaled wealth of experience, expertise, and leadership skills into this esteemed position having served in different positions in his sterling career in the Nigeria Customs Service,” Awogbade stated.
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