The Ogun 1 Area Command of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) held a
strategic meeting with executives of the Nigerian Association of Social
and Resourceful Editors (NASRE) at its area command, highlighting the
importance of collaboration in promoting national security and trade
facilitation.
During the visit, NASRE congratulated the newly appointed Customs
Area boss, Comptroller Mohammed Shuaibu, on his assumption of office.
The association lauded his leadership qualities and expressed optimism
about his ability to enhance the command’s operational efficiency.
Welcoming the NASRE delegation, the Public Relations Officer of the
command, Mr. Hammed Bujoye Oloyede reiterated the commitment of
Comptroller Shuaibu to the core mandates of Ogun 1 Command, which
include revenue generation, border security, and trade facilitation.
“Under his leadership, the command is focused on fostering
innovation, teamwork, and active engagement with border communities and
other stakeholders. These principles are essential for achieving
sustainable growth and security in our operations,” Mr. Oloyede stated.
He further emphasized the need for strong partnerships with
professional bodies like NASRE to ensure the accurate dissemination of
information and to build public trust in the activities of the Customs
Service.
In response, NASRE’s Public Relations Officer, Adeyemi Obadimu,
expressed the association’s eagerness to collaborate with the Ogun 1
Command in areas of media advocacy and public enlightenment. He
highlighted NASRE’s role in promoting accurate and ethical journalism,
which aligns with the Customs Service’s goals of transparency and
accountability.
“We believe that this partnership will foster better understanding
between the Customs Service and the public, especially on issues related
to trade policies, border security, and economic development,” Mr.
Obadimu said.
The NASRE delegation emphasized the importance of leveraging media
platforms to educate the public on the challenges and successes of the
Nigeria Customs Service, particularly in combating smuggling and
ensuring national security.
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