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| CGC, Col. Hameed Ali(rtd.)decorates ACG Charles Edike and supported by Mrs Edike |
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| DCG Gace Adeyemo being decorated by the CGC, Col. Hameed Ali(Rtd.) assisted by the customs Asst. Legal Adviser |
The Comptroller-General of
Customs, Col. Hameed Ibrahim Ali (Rtd) has charged members of the new
Management of Nigeria Customs Service to re-dedicate themselves to hard work
and commitment to nation-building through efficient and effective service
delivery.
Customs, Col. Hameed Ibrahim Ali (Rtd) has charged members of the new
Management of Nigeria Customs Service to re-dedicate themselves to hard work
and commitment to nation-building through efficient and effective service
delivery.
A statement by the Public
Relations Officer, Wale Adeniyi, said the CGC gave this charge after the
decoration of 14 new members of management at the Customs headquarters.
Relations Officer, Wale Adeniyi, said the CGC gave this charge after the
decoration of 14 new members of management at the Customs headquarters.
While congratulating them, Ali expressed
happiness that the newly-decorated officers were appointed purely based on
merit devoid of lobbying and any external influence.
happiness that the newly-decorated officers were appointed purely based on
merit devoid of lobbying and any external influence.
The ceremony which marked formal
constitution of a new management for the service, brought on board 6 Deputy
Comptrollers-General namely: Suleiman Idris, Ukaigwe Paul, Umar Iya, Ugo
Daniel, Warikoru Austin and Adeyemo Grace.
constitution of a new management for the service, brought on board 6 Deputy
Comptrollers-General namely: Suleiman Idris, Ukaigwe Paul, Umar Iya, Ugo
Daniel, Warikoru Austin and Adeyemo Grace.
Also decorated were eight
Assistant Comptrollers-General following a restructuring process that led to
the retirement of some members of the former management.
Assistant Comptrollers-General following a restructuring process that led to
the retirement of some members of the former management.
Speaking to the officers, the CGC
said, “We must deliver on our
mandate and work towards making 2016 the best year in the Nigeria Customs
Service”.
said, “We must deliver on our
mandate and work towards making 2016 the best year in the Nigeria Customs
Service”.
Responding on behalf of the
newly-promoted Officers, Deputy Comptroller-General of Customs in-charge of
Finance, Administration and Technical Service, Idris Suleiman expressed
gratitude to God for providing the type of leadership in the nation and the NCS
in particular.
newly-promoted Officers, Deputy Comptroller-General of Customs in-charge of
Finance, Administration and Technical Service, Idris Suleiman expressed
gratitude to God for providing the type of leadership in the nation and the NCS
in particular.
He said with a leadership that
leads by example as exemplified by the CGC, it becomes easy for well-meaning
subordinates to key in and work towards the achievement of the Service mandate.
leads by example as exemplified by the CGC, it becomes easy for well-meaning
subordinates to key in and work towards the achievement of the Service mandate.
While thanking the President and
Commander in-Chief of the Nigerian Armed Forces and the Comptroller-General of
Customs, DCG Suleiman assured the CGC of their unquestionable loyalty and
dedication to the course of nation building through hard work and commitment to
honest Service delivery.
Commander in-Chief of the Nigerian Armed Forces and the Comptroller-General of
Customs, DCG Suleiman assured the CGC of their unquestionable loyalty and
dedication to the course of nation building through hard work and commitment to
honest Service delivery.
The new management member are DCG Suleiman Idris Ibrahim(Finance, Administration and Technical Service); DCG Umar
Abubakar (Tariff and Trade); DCG Ukaigwe Chigozie, fsi(Strategic
Research and Policy).
Abubakar (Tariff and Trade); DCG Ukaigwe Chigozie, fsi(Strategic
Research and Policy).
Other DCGs are DCG Ugo Ayegba (Enforcement, Inspection and Investigation); DCG Warikoru
Ayapayefa(Human Resource Development) and DCG Grace Adeyemo(Excise and
Industrial Incentive, Free Trade Zone).
Ayapayefa(Human Resource Development) and DCG Grace Adeyemo(Excise and
Industrial Incentive, Free Trade Zone).
The eight
ACGs are ACG Sanusi
Umar (Headquarters) ACG
Aremu Olatunji (Commandant, Staff College); ACG Chidi Augustine(Zonal Coordinator Zone ‘D’); ACG Azarema Abdulkadir (Zonal
Coordinator Zone ‘C’).
ACGs are ACG Sanusi
Umar (Headquarters) ACG
Aremu Olatunji (Commandant, Staff College); ACG Chidi Augustine(Zonal Coordinator Zone ‘D’); ACG Azarema Abdulkadir (Zonal
Coordinator Zone ‘C’).
Others are ACG Dangaladima Aminu (Zonal Coordinator Zone ‘B’ COORDINATOR);ACG Edike Charles(Zonal Coordinator Zone
‘A’); ACG Abbas, M. (Secretary
NCS Board) and ACG Adekoge Funsho(Modernization).
‘A’); ACG Abbas, M. (Secretary
NCS Board) and ACG Adekoge Funsho(Modernization).
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| CGC, Col. Hameed Ali(rtd.)decorates ACG Charles Edike and supported by Mrs Edike |
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| DCG Gace Adeyemo being decorated by the CGC, Col. Hameed Ali(Rtd.) assisted by the customs Asst. Legal Adviser |
The Comptroller-General of
Customs, Col. Hameed Ibrahim Ali (Rtd) has charged members of the new
Management of Nigeria Customs Service to re-dedicate themselves to hard work
and commitment to nation-building through efficient and effective service
delivery.
Customs, Col. Hameed Ibrahim Ali (Rtd) has charged members of the new
Management of Nigeria Customs Service to re-dedicate themselves to hard work
and commitment to nation-building through efficient and effective service
delivery.
A statement by the Public
Relations Officer, Wale Adeniyi, said the CGC gave this charge after the
decoration of 14 new members of management at the Customs headquarters.
Relations Officer, Wale Adeniyi, said the CGC gave this charge after the
decoration of 14 new members of management at the Customs headquarters.
While congratulating them, Ali expressed
happiness that the newly-decorated officers were appointed purely based on
merit devoid of lobbying and any external influence.
happiness that the newly-decorated officers were appointed purely based on
merit devoid of lobbying and any external influence.
The ceremony which marked formal
constitution of a new management for the service, brought on board 6 Deputy
Comptrollers-General namely: Suleiman Idris, Ukaigwe Paul, Umar Iya, Ugo
Daniel, Warikoru Austin and Adeyemo Grace.
constitution of a new management for the service, brought on board 6 Deputy
Comptrollers-General namely: Suleiman Idris, Ukaigwe Paul, Umar Iya, Ugo
Daniel, Warikoru Austin and Adeyemo Grace.
Also decorated were eight
Assistant Comptrollers-General following a restructuring process that led to
the retirement of some members of the former management.
Assistant Comptrollers-General following a restructuring process that led to
the retirement of some members of the former management.
Speaking to the officers, the CGC
said, “We must deliver on our
mandate and work towards making 2016 the best year in the Nigeria Customs
Service”.
said, “We must deliver on our
mandate and work towards making 2016 the best year in the Nigeria Customs
Service”.
Responding on behalf of the
newly-promoted Officers, Deputy Comptroller-General of Customs in-charge of
Finance, Administration and Technical Service, Idris Suleiman expressed
gratitude to God for providing the type of leadership in the nation and the NCS
in particular.
newly-promoted Officers, Deputy Comptroller-General of Customs in-charge of
Finance, Administration and Technical Service, Idris Suleiman expressed
gratitude to God for providing the type of leadership in the nation and the NCS
in particular.
He said with a leadership that
leads by example as exemplified by the CGC, it becomes easy for well-meaning
subordinates to key in and work towards the achievement of the Service mandate.
leads by example as exemplified by the CGC, it becomes easy for well-meaning
subordinates to key in and work towards the achievement of the Service mandate.
While thanking the President and
Commander in-Chief of the Nigerian Armed Forces and the Comptroller-General of
Customs, DCG Suleiman assured the CGC of their unquestionable loyalty and
dedication to the course of nation building through hard work and commitment to
honest Service delivery.
Commander in-Chief of the Nigerian Armed Forces and the Comptroller-General of
Customs, DCG Suleiman assured the CGC of their unquestionable loyalty and
dedication to the course of nation building through hard work and commitment to
honest Service delivery.
The new management member are DCG Suleiman Idris Ibrahim(Finance, Administration and Technical Service); DCG Umar
Abubakar (Tariff and Trade); DCG Ukaigwe Chigozie, fsi(Strategic
Research and Policy).
Abubakar (Tariff and Trade); DCG Ukaigwe Chigozie, fsi(Strategic
Research and Policy).
Other DCGs are DCG Ugo Ayegba (Enforcement, Inspection and Investigation); DCG Warikoru
Ayapayefa(Human Resource Development) and DCG Grace Adeyemo(Excise and
Industrial Incentive, Free Trade Zone).
Ayapayefa(Human Resource Development) and DCG Grace Adeyemo(Excise and
Industrial Incentive, Free Trade Zone).
The eight
ACGs are ACG Sanusi
Umar (Headquarters) ACG
Aremu Olatunji (Commandant, Staff College); ACG Chidi Augustine(Zonal Coordinator Zone ‘D’); ACG Azarema Abdulkadir (Zonal
Coordinator Zone ‘C’).
ACGs are ACG Sanusi
Umar (Headquarters) ACG
Aremu Olatunji (Commandant, Staff College); ACG Chidi Augustine(Zonal Coordinator Zone ‘D’); ACG Azarema Abdulkadir (Zonal
Coordinator Zone ‘C’).
Others are ACG Dangaladima Aminu (Zonal Coordinator Zone ‘B’ COORDINATOR);ACG Edike Charles(Zonal Coordinator Zone
‘A’); ACG Abbas, M. (Secretary
NCS Board) and ACG Adekoge Funsho(Modernization).
‘A’); ACG Abbas, M. (Secretary
NCS Board) and ACG Adekoge Funsho(Modernization).
