Tin Can Island Port Command Office Complex Commissioned
By Lod Onyeji
The Tin Can Island Port Command has achieved a significant milestone with the commissioning of its newly renovated office complex. This historic event was attended by the Comptroller General of Customs, Bashir Adewale Adeniyi MFR, dsm, fnipr, psc(+), and other dignitaries.
The renovation of the office complex marks a significant transformation in the history of the Tin Can Island Port Command. Since its inception in 1977, the Command had not undergone any major renovation, resulting in outdated infrastructure. However, with this renovation, the Command has taken a giant leap towards modernization and service excellence.
A Symbol of Progress
The renovated office complex is more than just a physical upgrade; it represents a commitment to improving working conditions, enhancing operational efficiency, and providing a conducive environment for officers and stakeholders. The complex has been designed to promote collaboration, consolidation, and innovation, aligning with the Comptroller General of Customs' policy focus.
Revenue Generation and Compliance
The Tin Can Island Port Command has made significant strides in revenue generation, with a record-breaking ₦1,125,744,318,049.60 generated in 2024. This achievement is a testament to the dedication and hard work of the Command's officers. Additionally, the Command has made notable progress in enforcing compliance and tackling smuggling activities, with several seizures of arms, unregulated pharmaceutical and psychotropic substances, and other prohibited goods.
A Call for Continued Support no
As the Tin Can Island Port Command celebrates this achievement, it recognizes the importance of continued support from stakeholders. The Command urges all stakeholders to respect the rules and guidelines surrounding the complex, ensuring that it remains in top condition. By working together, the Command can maintain the high standards it has set and ensure that Tin Can Island Port remains a symbol of excellence in customs administration.
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