Customs Zonal Coordinator Commissions Remodelled Customs Police Office in Ikeja, Lagos

Customs Zonal Coordinator Commissions Remodelled Customs Police Office in Ikeja, Lagos

The Zonal Coordinator, Zone ‘A’, Assistant-Comptroller General of Customs, Saidu Yusuf, has officially commissioned a remodelled office of the Nigeria Customs Service Police Unit at the Customs Training College, Ikeja Lagos, to enhance operational efficiency and working conditions of serving personnel.

The event, which took place on Wednesday, July 2024, got the commendation of the Zonal Coordinator for the initiative to provide a conducive working environment for personnel.

In his words, “When the Chief Provost Marshal, Comptroller Muhammed Yahaya, informed me of this programme, I wondered what it was truly about. I never knew it was something so serious. I must confess that I am impressed with what I have seen today. When we return, we will be proud of officers like this because they have initiatives.”

ACG Yusuf highlighted the rapid progress achieved, noting that the remodelling was completed within two weeks. “Environment determines productivity. The best will be achieved when you are in a very productive environment. I urge all officers to emulate AC Tasiu Sanusi, the APM, and commend his team for their efforts,” Yusuf added.

The ACG also praised the leadership of the Comptroller-General, stating that under his guidance, numerous innovations have emerged within the service.

He encouraged continued perseverance and commitment from all officers, emphasising that consistent effort and integrity do not go unnoticed.

The Assistant Provost Marshal for Customs Police Zone A, Assistant Comptroller Tasiu Sanusi, stressed the importance of a conducive working environment. “You need a maximum conducive working environment for maximum productivity. The remodelling is in line with the CGC’s policy of innovation and consolidation, and we will continue to improve as the office space is constantly utilised,” Sanusi said.

The Training College Commandant, Deputy Comptroller Haniel Hadison, expressed gratitude for the support and leadership provided. “As we all know, this event reflects the CGC’s commitment to consolidating and revamping Customs processes and procedures,” he stated.

He reaffirmed the commitment of the college and the Customs Police Unit to supporting the leadership and ensuring the success of their initiatives.

Similarly, the Customs Police Unit gave commendation letters to deserving officers and men who have shown diligence and commitment in their duties.