Customs CG Hosts Maiden Reunion, Promises to Improve on Welfare Package for Retired Management Team
SOME OF THE RETIRED MANAGEMENT TEAM AND CG AT THE SATURDAY EVENT IN ABUJA HEADQUARTERS OF CUSTOMS ..
The Comptroller-General of Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), Bashir Adewale Adeniyi MFR, on Saturday hosted members of the retired Management Team of the Service, promising an improved welfare package henceforth.
The maiden event was held at the Customs Corporate Headquarters in Abuja where the retired Management Team celebrated a shared legacy of diligence and commitment, according to a statement from the National Public Relations Officer, Abdullahi Maiwada.
Adeniyi in a heartfelt address, reassured retirees of comprehensive measures to elevate their welfare with a plan to integrate them into the Nigeria Customs Service’s healthcare programs. He emphasized his commitment to sustaining bonds beyond active service.
Furthermore, Adeniyi disclosed ongoing discussions with the Minister of Finance to champion a bill establishing a dedicated Pension Scheme, stating, “This strategic initiative reflects foresight in securing the financial future of leaders within the Nigeria Customs Service.”
The CGC underscored the significance of the reunion, stating, “Today marks a momentous occasion as we come together for the first-ever reunion of Customs’ seasoned leaders.”
He emphasized the wealth of knowledge within the room and the need to strengthen the roots connecting the past, present, and future of the Nigeria Customs Service.
Highlighting the retirees’ significant contributions, Adeniyi emphasized crafting customized programs for seamless collaboration, ensuring the service continues to benefit from their expertise. He described the gathering as a definitive avenue for connecting with successful leaders who have played pivotal roles in shaping the organization.
Optimistic about the impact of the reunion, the CGC expressed confidence that their coming together would contribute to greater efficiency, enhanced regulatory compliance, and stable economic development goals for the country.
“I am confident that with your continued support and guidance, we will overcome challenges and achieve greater heights.” He noted.
Those present at the occasion included the immediate past Comptroller-General of Customs, Col. Ahmed Ali (retired), Dr. Abubakar Musa, Bernard Nwadialo, and a former sole administrator, Major-General SOG Ango (retired). Many retired Deputy Comptroller-Generals of Customs and Assistant Comptroller-Generals of Customs were also in attendance.
The maiden event was held at the Customs Corporate Headquarters in Abuja where the retired Management Team celebrated a shared legacy of diligence and commitment, according to a statement from the National Public Relations Officer, Abdullahi Maiwada.
Adeniyi in a heartfelt address, reassured retirees of comprehensive measures to elevate their welfare with a plan to integrate them into the Nigeria Customs Service’s healthcare programs. He emphasized his commitment to sustaining bonds beyond active service.
Furthermore, Adeniyi disclosed ongoing discussions with the Minister of Finance to champion a bill establishing a dedicated Pension Scheme, stating, “This strategic initiative reflects foresight in securing the financial future of leaders within the Nigeria Customs Service.”
The CGC underscored the significance of the reunion, stating, “Today marks a momentous occasion as we come together for the first-ever reunion of Customs’ seasoned leaders.”
He emphasized the wealth of knowledge within the room and the need to strengthen the roots connecting the past, present, and future of the Nigeria Customs Service.
Highlighting the retirees’ significant contributions, Adeniyi emphasized crafting customized programs for seamless collaboration, ensuring the service continues to benefit from their expertise. He described the gathering as a definitive avenue for connecting with successful leaders who have played pivotal roles in shaping the organization.
Optimistic about the impact of the reunion, the CGC expressed confidence that their coming together would contribute to greater efficiency, enhanced regulatory compliance, and stable economic development goals for the country.
“I am confident that with your continued support and guidance, we will overcome challenges and achieve greater heights.” He noted.
Those present at the occasion included the immediate past Comptroller-General of Customs, Col. Ahmed Ali (retired), Dr. Abubakar Musa, Bernard Nwadialo, and a former sole administrator, Major-General SOG Ango (retired). Many retired Deputy Comptroller-Generals of Customs and Assistant Comptroller-Generals of Customs were also in attendance.
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