The Apapa Area Command of the Nigeria Customs Service has disclosed that it recorded 39 per cent increase in revenue generation in the first five months of this year despite the economic challenges in the country.

The Area Comptroller of the command, Musa Jibrin, who stated this at a media briefing about the command’s activities in the first half of the year, disclosed that it generated a total of N136.3bn between January and May.

He said that the command was ready to facilitate export trade in line with the Federal Government’s effort at diversifying the economy through exportation of agricultural products.

According to him, the command has created a functional examination centre within the APM Terminal to serve as a coordinating centre for all stakeholders in cargo examination at the Apapa Port, in line with the government’s ease of doing business initiative.

“The command will continue to intensify efforts at blocking all revenue leakages in order to sustain and build on this result,” he explained.

According to Jibrin, the command’s enforcement unit carried out a total of 24 detentions, including containers of different items, adding that the arrests ranged from under invoicing, wrong classification, declaration, prohibition and under payments.

He said, “I wish to reiterate our resolve to do our best to maintain our lead in revenue generation irrespective of the prevailing harsh economic conditions. We are, however, committed to ensuring trade regulations and enforcement of government’s fiscal policies, while issues of national security also remain cardinal in our day-to-day operations.

“I assure all patriotic stakeholders of a more conducive business environment that will avail them the opportunity of experiencing a seamless clearance of their consignments and general improvement within the shortest possible time.”

http://investorsking.com/apapa-customs-command-records-39-increase-in-revenue/

People that make revenue by bringing pains and tears to people's lives


That is how they made Evans go into kidnapping

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If you don't put in ur best then why are u there

Your team could do better if and only if the roads leading to Apapa still exist.

From Westminster to Liverpool is just a total disgrace to the FGN, you literally need a canoe to navigate your way.
Every other day witness tumbling of trailers and containers, only if u see the way this container smashed that pure water van to smithereens just opposite GTBank before coconut.

Tincan 1st and 2Nd gate is always world war 1 and 2 respectively.
you just can't drive into Apapa just like that, businesses are dying there. Workers spend their whole salary of the month trying to catch bikes, okada man don get money die this season. Mile2 to Burma road #700

NwaAmaikpe:


Customs is working...

wat is your problem? I didn't see any comment here when I was about typing, but after typing and posting, I found out that u have forst me to comment, asumming this topic hits front page, u have stolen my mandate, are they using u to do me from village?

Where is the money going to

Some of those increase are from corruption

Onyinye15:
Hmm

Tinye kwanu picture

okay o.

Thinking of what to do,To fly or not to give a duck

how! with that bad road?

Ok, good

May we also witness at least 75% increase in our hustles too.

One of the things afonjas are trying to protect that's why they are afraid of Biafra.

The thing go fall yakataa after umuchineke must have gone.

THEY WILL CRY FOR THEM NOT TO GO, BUT IT WOULD BE TOO LATE.

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Is that you before your conception lol

Achorom ihu, ihu gi

This guys makes a lot of money from imported goods. But where is this money going?

Please release Dasuki.

Eko o ni baje o!

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That's the very old pix of me.

That's good news

Remove all the taxes and dues payed by Igbos who dominate the importation sector.
Then come and tell me what the revenue amount will be.

Please release Dasuki. Fighting corruption is a charade.

Where the money na ?

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Custom are doing their job well

czaratwork:
Please release Dasuki. Fighting corruption is a charade.

go and release him now.

defender of corruption

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Amarabae:
Remove all the taxes and dues payed by Igbos who dominate the importation sector.
Then come and tell me what the revenue amount will be.

ignoramus. at most the ibos will be responsible for 40%. let ibos refuse to import essential goods na and see if the vacuum will not be filled by other Nigerians.

talking like you are doing us a favour

Igboesika:
One of the things afonjas are trying to protect that's why they are afraid of Biafra.

The thing go fall yakataa after umuchineke must have gone.

THEY WILL CRY FOR THEM TO NOT TO GO, BUT IT WOULD BE TOO LATE.

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