Customs Board Confirms Appointment of 2 ACGs, Approves Promotion 2,209 Senior Officers
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The Nigeria Customs Service Board (NCSB), has confirmed the promotion of two Assistant Comptrollers General and 2209 senior officers.
This was during its 58th regular
meeting held recently at the Nigeria Customs Service
Headquarters and chaired by the Minister of Finance, Mr. Wale Edun.
The appointed officers confirmed as substantive members of the NCS Management
Team are ACG Florence Nano Ogar-Modey and ACG Queen Ogubudu.
The comprehensive promotion list encompasses both General Duty (GD)
and Support Staff (SS) personnel who demonstrated outstanding performance in
the 2023 promotion exercise.
The breakdown of promoted officers is as follows:
Inspector of Customs (IC) to Assistant Superintendent of Customs II (ASC II) – 348,
ASC II to ASC I – 321, ASC I to Deputy Superintendent of Customs (DSC) – 355,
DSC to Superintendent of Customs (SC) – 207, SC to Chief Superintendent of
Customs (CSC) – 500, CSC to Assistant Comptroller (AC) – 333, AC to Deputy
Comptroller (DC) – 78, and DC to Customs Comptroller (CC) – 67. Additionally, the board
approved special promotions for fourteen officers in recognition of their
exceptional performance in various assigned responsibilities.
Among the newly promoted Comptrollers, according to a statement issued by the National Public Relations Officers, Abdullahi Maiwada include TM Daniyan, F Fajana, N Isyaku, MV
Umana, AC Nwobi, F Abdulqadir, HK Ejibunu, FM Ojiofor, IN Aliyu, MD
Malah, EO Oshoba, JK Oladeji, E Luka, AP Daruaku, FM Ojeifor, IN Nwokorie, EJ Harrison and others.
The Comptroller-General of Customs Bashir Adewale Adeniyi MFR expressed his heartfelt congratulations to the newly appointed/promoted officers and further urged them
to redouble their efforts in fulfilling the critical roles of revenue generation,
trade facilitation, and suppression of smuggling. This will enhance the NCS’s pivotal role in bolstering Nigeria’s socio-economic well-being.
While extending warm wishes for joyous Christmas and New Year celebrations, the CGC further expresses gratitude to the Honorable Minister of Finance for facilitating the timely conclusion of the 2023 promotion cycle. Acknowledging the historic success, the CGC pledges to maintain this momentum in future exercises. These strategic advancements are in harmony with his vision to fortify leadership, recognize merit, and inspire personnel for sustained success.
This was during its 58th regular
meeting held recently at the Nigeria Customs Service
Headquarters and chaired by the Minister of Finance, Mr. Wale Edun.
The appointed officers confirmed as substantive members of the NCS Management
Team are ACG Florence Nano Ogar-Modey and ACG Queen Ogubudu.
The comprehensive promotion list encompasses both General Duty (GD)
and Support Staff (SS) personnel who demonstrated outstanding performance in
the 2023 promotion exercise.
The breakdown of promoted officers is as follows:
Inspector of Customs (IC) to Assistant Superintendent of Customs II (ASC II) – 348,
ASC II to ASC I – 321, ASC I to Deputy Superintendent of Customs (DSC) – 355,
DSC to Superintendent of Customs (SC) – 207, SC to Chief Superintendent of
Customs (CSC) – 500, CSC to Assistant Comptroller (AC) – 333, AC to Deputy
Comptroller (DC) – 78, and DC to Customs Comptroller (CC) – 67. Additionally, the board
approved special promotions for fourteen officers in recognition of their
exceptional performance in various assigned responsibilities.
Among the newly promoted Comptrollers, according to a statement issued by the National Public Relations Officers, Abdullahi Maiwada include TM Daniyan, F Fajana, N Isyaku, MV
Umana, AC Nwobi, F Abdulqadir, HK Ejibunu, FM Ojiofor, IN Aliyu, MD
Malah, EO Oshoba, JK Oladeji, E Luka, AP Daruaku, FM Ojeifor, IN Nwokorie, EJ Harrison and others.
The Comptroller-General of Customs Bashir Adewale Adeniyi MFR expressed his heartfelt congratulations to the newly appointed/promoted officers and further urged them
to redouble their efforts in fulfilling the critical roles of revenue generation,
trade facilitation, and suppression of smuggling. This will enhance the NCS’s pivotal role in bolstering Nigeria’s socio-economic well-being.
While extending warm wishes for joyous Christmas and New Year celebrations, the CGC further expresses gratitude to the Honorable Minister of Finance for facilitating the timely conclusion of the 2023 promotion cycle. Acknowledging the historic success, the CGC pledges to maintain this momentum in future exercises. These strategic advancements are in harmony with his vision to fortify leadership, recognize merit, and inspire personnel for sustained success.
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