The Nigeria Customs Service’s Enforcement Unit condemns unwarranted attacks on its patrol officers in the South west Region, by die-hard smugglers in the course
NIMASA, Navy To Expand Deep Blue Project
By Patrick Ogboru The Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) and the Nigerian Navy have entered into an alliance to expand the Deep
Nigeria, Niger Customs Partner To Unlock Transit Bottlenecks, Strengthen Border Security
By Edu Abade Comptroller-General of Customs (CGC), Adewale Adeniyi, has disclosed that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, has approved the
Electoral Act Amendment: Shut Down Criminal Collation Centres- Nigerians Warn
Insist On Real Time Electronic Transmission Of Election Results Or Nothing By Lukmon Ojerinde Nigerians who have remained at the receiving end of the
Customs Celebrate Distinguished Officers
For exceeding the revenue target for the year 2025, Comptroller Frank Onyeka, the Customs Area Controller (CAC) of the Tincan Island Port, showers appreciation
CODAF Seeks Review Of LASG’s Ban On Cart Pushers
By Edu Abade To address what it described as ‘the disturbing waste challenges’ in the state and by extension, the entire country, the Community
Bolaji Adigun Steers KLT Terminal To Renewal
Acting Customs Area Controller in charge of the Kirikiri Lighter Terminal Command, Lagos, revamps the port for higher revenue generation, putting emphasis on traders’
Apapa Customs Receives Performance Commendation
The Apapa Customs Command, Lagos, has been commended for exceptional perfomance in the recent times. The commendation came from the Zonal Coordinator for the
Rumueme Kingship Tussle Turns Bloody
The looming crisis in Port Harcourt metropolis over Rumueme kingship tussle tears the kingdom apart By Chinedu Oguh, Port Harcourt There is palpable tension
Issue>>25 February 2026
The Oshoba Legacy At Apapa
When Comptroller Emmanuel Oshoba assumed leadership of Apapa Port Command in September 2025, expectations were high. Apapa, Nigeria’s busiest port has long been the