CoverCustoms & ExciseHeadlines Customs to Strictly Enforce Government Policy on Goods By maritimemag January 7, 2020 ShareTweet 0 Abiola Seun The new Customs Area Controller (CAC), Seme Area Command of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), Deputy Comptroller Chedi Dalha Wada, has said that the command will ensure strict enforcement of government fiscal policies to enhance economic growth and development. In a press statement made available to newsmen by the Public Relations Officer of the command, Mr Husaini Abdullahi said the ag CAC DC Wada, made the disclosure when he formally took over leadership of the Command from the immediate past CAC, Comptroller Mohammed Uba Garba. He stressed that the Command will work in tandem with the vision of CGC Ali Hameed to achieve maximum revenue collection for government, suppression of smuggling to the barest minimum and trade facilitation following International best practice. DC Wada pledged to consolidate and improve on the feats of his predecessor, in order to ensure effective service delivery at all times. His assertions, “We must work tirelessly to carry out the core mandates of the Service. “We need the support and cooperation of all Officers and Men of the Command in our daily activities.” He went on, “We will ensure effective collaboration with stakeholders, as well as other Sister security agencies”. In his farewell speech, Comptroller Uba advised DC Wada to remain firm and resolute in decision making, so as to effectively discharge his duties. © 2020, maritimemag. All rights reserved.
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