The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) achieved a significant milestone in the fiscal year 2023, exceeding expectations by reporting a total revenue collection of N3.2 trillion.

Comptroller-General of Customs Service, Bashir Adeniyi, disclosed this achievement on Wednesday at the Customs Corporate Headquarters in Abuja.

He emphasised that this impressive figure reflects a noteworthy 21.4% increase compared to the previous year’s revenue of N2,641,616,673,501.83, underscoring the Service’s consistent upward trajectory.

Despite operational challenges such as lower transaction volumes, compliance issues, and socio-political factors, Adeniyi highlighted the NCS’s resilience in adapting to dynamic economic conditions.

“Delays in policy implementation and major changes in government direction, including the removal of fuel subsidy and border closures, added complexity to the operational landscape,” he said.

englishmart:
The reason the president can't hold thieves in other parastatals accountable is that he's a bigger thief and most of the leaders of those parastatals have damning evidence on him.
See how much customs generate, yet we borrow to fund budgets.
Do you have any idea how much the police force extorts, and in some cases forcefully obtains from civilians?
That should be enough to find a decade budget.
Do you know how much Tinuhu paid Chicago State University to enshroud his certificate fraud?

englishmart:
The reason the president can't hold thieves in other parastatals accountable is that he's a bigger thief and most of the leaders of those parastatals have damning evidence on him.
See how much customs generate, yet we borrow to fund budgets.
Do you have any idea how much the police force extorts, and in some cases forcefully obtains from civilians?
That should be enough to find a decade budget.
Do you know how much Tinuhu paid Chicago State University to enshroud his certificate fraud?

Azeemokoya:


http://newsroundtheclock.com/customs-generates-n3-2-trillion-revenue-in-2023/

Parable007:
All these trillions made I pray we'll see the impact on our economy