From Our Correspondent
The Comptroller-General of Customs (CGC), Adewale Adeniyi, has described the Trade Modernisation Project (TMP) as a worthy and dependable partner in the modernisation drive.
Adeniyi gave the commendation at the weekend after receiving a power generating set and a bus on behalf of the service from TMP in Abuja.
Appreciating the TMP for the equipment, the Customs boss said the tools, training and equipment would help to drive the customs’ modernisation programmes.
“On behalf of all officers and men, I appreciate this gesture of the TMP to present the 250KVA generator and the 13-seater 2024 Toyota Hiace Bus to the service.
“We know that computers alone will not work by themselves.
“They will not affect the desired modernisation that we need. It will require human input and the working environment.
“So, we appreciate these efforts you put in place to help us enhance the working environment and also improve the welfare of the officers,” Adeniyi said.
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He promised the NCS would utilise the equipment to bring added value to its operations.
Adeniyi also encouraged the officers, undergoing special training under TMP, to take the training seriously.
He encouraged them to acquire necessary knowledge to discharge their responsibilities and take up the task ahead of them, professionally.
TMP Chairman, Saleh Ahmadu, said the bus would enhance movement of personnel between the NCS headquarters and the TMP office.
“The generator is for constant power supply to the management quarters of the NCS,” Ahmadu said.
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