• Home
  • NEWS
  • EDUCATION
  • TRANSPORT
  • BUSINESS
  • SECURITY
  • PERSONALITY
  • ENVIRONMENT
  • Contact
Search
spot_img
Trending Now

Imole Media Team Trains 40 Young Creators Ahead of 2027 Elections

Police Arrest Suspect, Recover 16 Railway Iron Rods in Ogun

Customs to Host African Conference on Border Security, Trade Integration in December

Customs Rehabilitates Healthcare Centre to Improve Access to Care in Osun Community

Fidelity Bank Forum to Explore SME Growth, Governance in Abuja

Home 2026

Yearly Archives: 2026

NCC, NDPC Sign MoU to Strengthen Data Protection in Nigeria’s Telecom Sector
NEWS

NCC, NDPC Sign MoU to Strengthen Data Protection in Nigeria’s Telecom Sector

blacktalker -
February 5, 2026
0
ACG Babandede Charges Kirikiri Lighter Terminal Officers on Discipline, Integrity, Service Delivery The Assistant Comptroller-General of Customs (ACG) in charge of Zone A, Mohammed Babandede, has charged officers of the Kirikiri Lighter Terminal (KLT) Area Command of the Nigeria Customs Service to uphold discipline, integrity and professionalism in the discharge of their duties. Babandede gave the charge on Wednesday, February 4, 2026, during a strategic operational visit to the Command aimed at enhancing efficiency and improving overall service delivery. He was received by the Acting Customs Area Controller of the Kirikiri Lighter Terminal Area Command, Deputy Comptroller Bolaji Lukman Adigun, who described the visit as timely and highly motivating for officers and men of the Command. In his welcome remarks, Deputy Comptroller Adigun expressed appreciation to the ACG for the visit, assuring him of the Command’s unwavering commitment to revenue generation, enforcement and trade facilitation in line with the vision and policy thrust of the Nigeria Customs Service. Addressing officers, ACG Babandede stressed the importance of discipline, dedication, integrity and teamwork, noting that these values remain critical to effective customs administration. He urged officers to remain vigilant, adhere strictly to operational procedures, adapt to evolving trade and border management challenges, and embrace innovation and accountability in all areas of operation. The ACG also reviewed the Command’s revenue profile, enforcement activities and stakeholder engagement efforts. He interacted with officers on the ground, observed daily operations and offered practical guidance on strengthening performance, improving service standards and sustaining public confidence in the Service. Deputy Comptroller Adigun, in his response, described the visit as a defining moment for the Command, noting that the insights and guidance provided by the ACG would help sharpen operational focus and boost efficiency. He reaffirmed the commitment of the Kirikiri Lighter Terminal Area Command to continuous improvement, effective support for the objectives of the Nigeria Customs Service, protection of the national economy and facilitation of legitimate trade.
BUSINESS

ACG Babandede Charges Kirikiri Lighter Terminal Officers on Discipline, Service Delivery

blacktalker -
February 5, 2026
0
Apapa Customs Gets Commendation on Revenue, Seizures
BUSINESS

Apapa Customs Gets Commendation on Revenue, Seizures

blacktalker -
February 5, 2026
0
Oyo/Osun Customs Reaffirms Stronger Collaboration with International Breweries Plc
BUSINESS

Oyo/Osun Customs Reaffirms Stronger Collaboration with International Breweries Plc

blacktalker -
February 5, 2026
0
Lagos Launches Household Used Cooking Oil Collection Kiosks to Boost Biofuel Economy, Protect Environment
ENVIRONMENT

Lagos Launches Household Used Cooking Oil Collection Kiosks to Boost Biofuel Economy, Protect Environment

blacktalker -
February 5, 2026
0
Ogun Police Begins Documentation, Verification of SPY Personnel
SECURITY

Ogun Police Arrest Suspect for Unlawful Exhumation, Recovery of Human Heads

blacktalker -
February 5, 2026
0
Rite Foods Champions Clean Energy Adoption at 2026 Stakeholders’ Forum
ENVIRONMENT

Rite Foods Champions Clean Energy Adoption at 2026 Stakeholders’ Forum

blacktalker -
February 4, 2026
0
Dangote Refinery Denies Import Claims
NEWS

Dangote Refinery Denies Import Claims

blacktalker -
February 4, 2026
0
NCC Warns Dealers, Importers Over Unapproved SIM-Enabled Devices
NEWS

NCC, NSCDC Warn Construction Firms Over Rising Fibre Optic Cable Damage

blacktalker -
February 4, 2026
0
2026 WCD: CAPPA Urges Government to Fix Nigeria’s Broken Food System to Tackle Cancer
NEWS

2026 WCD: CAPPA Urges Government to Fix Nigeria’s Broken Food System to Tackle Cancer

blacktalker -
February 4, 2026
0
1...130131132...146Page 131 of 146

© All rights reserved. Blacktalker

Facebook
X
Youtube

Quick Links

  • Home
  • NEWS
  • EDUCATION
  • TRANSPORT
  • BUSINESS
  • SECURITY
  • PERSONALITY
  • ENVIRONMENT
  • Contact

Must Read

Imole Media Team Trains 40 Young Creators Ahead of 2027 Elections

Police Arrest Suspect, Recover 16 Railway Iron Rods in Ogun

Customs to Host African Conference on Border Security, Trade Integration in December

Customs Rehabilitates Healthcare Centre to Improve Access to Care in Osun Community

Popular Articles

Imole Media Team Trains 40 Young Creators Ahead of 2027 Elections

Police Arrest Suspect, Recover 16 Railway Iron Rods in Ogun

Customs to Host African Conference on Border Security, Trade Integration in December