The Tin Can Island Port Command of the Nigeria Customs Service, NCS has recorded another major revenue milestone, generating ₦154.38 billion in October 2025, its second-highest monthly collection on record.
The Command’s continued strong performance comes under the leadership of Comptroller Frank Okechukwu Onyeka, whose reform-focused administration and full deployment of the Unified Customs Management System, popularly known as the B’Odogwu platform, have driven improvements in efficiency, transparency, and trade facilitation.
Figures released by the Command’s Public Relations Officer, Chief Superintendent of Customs Oscar Ivara, showed that the October revenue stood at ₦154,384,834,050.93, underscoring the Command’s sustained upward trajectory.
The Command had earlier set its all-time highest monthly revenue in August 2025, when it collected ₦159 billion. At the time, Comptroller Onyeka credited the achievement to the indigenous B’Odogwu automation system, which he said had transformed cargo processing, reduced bottlenecks, and strengthened revenue assurance.
He also praised the dedication of officers, cooperation from port stakeholders, and the support of Comptroller-General of Customs Adewale Adeniyi. According to him, the CGC’s policy thrust of collaboration, consolidation, and innovation has been central to Tin Can’s improved operations.
With October’s performance, the Tin Can Island Port Command appears firmly on course to meet and possibly exceed its annual revenue target.
The Command says it will continue strengthening compliance, deepening stakeholder engagement, and pushing for even greater efficiency in line with Customs Headquarters’ strategic direction.