The Commissioner of Police (CP), Ports Authority Command, Western Region, Toyin Agbaminoja embarks on familiarization visits to Apapa, PTML, and Tincan Island Port Area Commands of the Nigeria Customs Service
By Patrick Ogboru
The Commissioner of Police, Ports Authority Police Command, Western Zone, Toyin Agbaminoja, has commenced her familiarization tour of formations and strategic stakeholders within the maritime industry with visits to the Apapa, PTML and Tincan Island Port Area Commands of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS).
The CP Agbaminoja’s visit to the Apapa Area Command took place on Tuesday, 29th October 2025, while her visits to the PTML and Tincan Island Port Area Commands were held on Thursday, 30th October 2025.
According to ASP ISAAC HUNDEYIN, anipr, the POLICE PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER (PPRO),
PORTS AUTHORITY POLICE WESTERN Zone COMMAND,
APAPA, LAGOS, Agbaminoja was warmly received by Comptroller EOA. Oshoba of the Apapa Area Command, Comptroller JA Anani of the PTML Area Command, and Comptroller FO Onyeka of the Tincan Island Port Area Command, along with their management teams.
In a statements issue by Hundeyin on Friday October 31, 2025, the visits were aimed at strengthening the existing synergy between the Nigeria Police Force and the Nigeria Customs Service, while fostering closer collaboration among key stakeholders to enhance security, facilitate trade, and promote effective operational harmony across the Western Ports.
The police chief commended the Nigeria Customs Service for its unwavering dedication to safeguarding Nigeria’s economic interests and assured them of the continued support of the Ports Authority Police (Western) Command in maintaining a safe and orderly port environment.
While addressing officers during the visits, CP Agbaminoja emphasized the importance of inter-agency cooperation and intelligence sharing in combating smuggling, cargo theft, and other maritime-related crimes. She reaffirmed her readiness to work closely with all port stakeholders to ensure that the ports remain secure, efficient, and conducive for legitimate trade and business operations.
In their separate remarks, Comptrollers Oshoba, Anani, and Onyeka commended CP Agbaminoja’s proactive and inclusive leadership style and pledged their continued cooperation with the Police in pursuit of shared security and operational objectives.
The visits concluded with interactive sessions focused on addressing security challenges, improving coordination, and exploring new strategies for joint operations within the maritime sector.
