The Lilypond Export Terminal Customs Command records $792.5m export value in three months, and processed 5,510 containers By Patrick Ogboru The Lilypond Export Command
Issue>>16 August 2026
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Smugglers’ Waterloo
In its sustained fight against illicit drugs, the Port Harcourt Area 1 Command of the Nigeria Customs Service intercepts ₦50 million worth of expired
Issue>>16 August 2026
Compt Anani Routs Smugglers
The pragmatic leadership of the indefatigable Area Controller of Tincan Island Customs Command, Apapa, Lagos, results in the interception of arms and cannabis consignment
Issue>>16 August 2026
NIMASA Committed To Competitive Maritime Administration
The Director General of the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA), Dr. Dayo Mobereola says the agency under his watch is committed to
Issue>>16 August 2026
Caring For Their Eyesight
The acting Customs Area Controller (CAC) of Ogun 1 Command, Idiroko Border, Ogun State, Deputy Comptroller Oladapo Afeni demonstrates his sincere concern about the
Issue>>16 August 2026
Journalists Set To Hold Maritime Lecture
The Maritime Reporters’ Association of Nigeria (MARAN) prepares to host its 2026 annual maritime lecture called MAMAL By Innocent Chukwu The Maritime Reporters’ Association
Issue>>16 August 2026
Guaranteed Security Sustains Regional Development – Gov Otti
In this piece, Dr. Ebere Uzoukwa takes a cursory look at the recently held “South East Regional Security Summit”, and submits that the Summit
Issue>>16 August 2026
How Customs Is Driving Nigeria’s Trade Competitiveness at Apapa Port
When Nigeria’s economic story is eventually told through the prism of trade, the Apapa Area Command of the Nigeria Customs Service will almost certainly
Education Not Charity: Why Corporate Nigeria Must Invest Across The Full Value Chain
Nigeria’s foremost indigenous oil and gas company, Seplat Energy Plc, insists that education remains critical to national development and should not be treated as
Comptroller Aliyu’s Anti-smuggling Magic Scares Smugglers
By Innocent Chukwu In the past six months of this year, die-hard smugglers operating in the South west region of the country have reclined