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Customs Boss Gives Area Commands N35bn Weekly Revenue Target by sprincoolj: 12:19pm On Aug 21, 2015
The Acting Comptroller-General of Customs, Dr. John Atte, on Thursday directed Area Controllers to increase their weekly average revenue from the current N13 billion to N35 billion.

This is contained in a statement signed by the Customs Public Relations Officer, Mr Wale Adeniyi, in Abuja.

Atte gave the directive at a strategic session of Customs Management and Area Controllers.

The acting comptroller-general deliberated with officers on various areas of revenue leakages and ways to put in place measures to plug them.

Atte directed the immediate setting up of anti-corruption seats in all area commands to monitor officers’ conduct and report to his office accordingly.

On anti-smuggling activities, Atte directed the Federal Operations Units to intensify their border patrols to bring smugglers to book.

He also directed an immediate review of operational procedures to give maximum effect to the ban on all hinterland patrols in the country.

“All Task Forces under any name or guise operating in all seaports, airports and land borders are disbanded with immediate effect.

“Officers serving in these ad hoc units are to be withdrawn and redeployed immediately,’’ Atte said.

Atte also directed Area Controllers to take full control of their areas, adding that they would be held responsible for staff conduct and discipline in their jurisdictions.
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Re: Customs Boss Gives Area Commands N35bn Weekly Revenue Target by olafum1(m): 12:21pm On Aug 21, 2015
Hmm.
Re: Customs Boss Gives Area Commands N35bn Weekly Revenue Target by 360jamng(m): 12:23pm On Aug 21, 2015
naija, nawa ooo
Re: Customs Boss Gives Area Commands N35bn Weekly Revenue Target by GudluckIBB(m): 12:27pm On Aug 21, 2015
Customs don be like bank

Target everywere.

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Re: Customs Boss Gives Area Commands N35bn Weekly Revenue Target by Nobody: 12:45pm On Aug 21, 2015
Great
Re: Customs Boss Gives Area Commands N35bn Weekly Revenue Target by honourhim: 12:59pm On Aug 21, 2015
A bulk of this amount will come from igbo importers yet some disgruntled haters will come here and ask what igbos are contributing to Nigeria's coffers. Yorubas and their blind judgment here ehh....
Re: Customs Boss Gives Area Commands N35bn Weekly Revenue Target by Nobody: 1:06pm On Aug 21, 2015
honourhim:
A bulk of this amount will come from igbo importers yet some disgruntled haters will come here and ask what igbos are contributing to Nigeria's coffers. Yorubas and their blind judgment here ehh....

No mind them.. Imagine we bringing nothing less than 75% oh the said amount yet one will still ask of our contributions.. angry

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