Customs Rebuilds Abandoned Government Nursery, Primary School in Apapa
• CGC Inspects Real-Time Implementation of B’Odogwu at PTML, TCIP
The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) has rebuilt an abandoned Government Nursery and Primary School in Apapa, Lagos, under its Corporate Social Responsibility ( CSR) initiative.
Comptroller General of the Customs, Bashir Adewale Adeniyi, inspected the new school on Wednesday where residents of the area expressed excitement over the magnanimity of the Service.
The school is located at an Island of Sagbokoji , in Amuwo Odofin LGA of Lagos State, where the Apapa Customs Command is located..
The renovated school now wears a brand new look with alumninum roofing, solar light, water, among other facilities.
As part of the CSR, the Customs also presented school bags, books, and writing materials to the pupils .
Meanwhile, earlier in the day, the CGC also visited the Port & Terminal Multi-Services Limited (PTML) and Tin Can Island Port (TCIP) Area Commands to conduct an on-the-ground assessment of the implementation of B’Odogwu. During the visit, he met with stakeholders who were undergoing training on the application’s usage at TCIP.
He explained that the visit aimed to gain firsthand insight into the operational challenges of the new digital platform while also assuring that the Service remains fully committed to resolving emerging issues and strengthening the system in the nation’s interest.
The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) has rebuilt an abandoned Government Nursery and Primary School in Apapa, Lagos, under its Corporate Social Responsibility ( CSR) initiative.
Comptroller General of the Customs, Bashir Adewale Adeniyi, inspected the new school on Wednesday where residents of the area expressed excitement over the magnanimity of the Service.
The school is located at an Island of Sagbokoji , in Amuwo Odofin LGA of Lagos State, where the Apapa Customs Command is located..
The renovated school now wears a brand new look with alumninum roofing, solar light, water, among other facilities.
As part of the CSR, the Customs also presented school bags, books, and writing materials to the pupils .
Meanwhile, earlier in the day, the CGC also visited the Port & Terminal Multi-Services Limited (PTML) and Tin Can Island Port (TCIP) Area Commands to conduct an on-the-ground assessment of the implementation of B’Odogwu. During the visit, he met with stakeholders who were undergoing training on the application’s usage at TCIP.
He explained that the visit aimed to gain firsthand insight into the operational challenges of the new digital platform while also assuring that the Service remains fully committed to resolving emerging issues and strengthening the system in the nation’s interest.
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