Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) brought together key stakeholders from the military, paramilitary, and financial sectors for a high-level roundtable at its Corporate Headquarters in Maitama, Abuja. The engagement focused on corporate governance, financial autonomy, and strategies for improving the efficiency of government-owned enterprises. In his address, the Comptroller-General of Customs, Bashir Adewale Adeniyi MFR, underscored the importance of strengthening operational structures and enhancing service delivery across various agencies.
The forum featured expert contributions from Rear Admiral Suleiman Abdullahi and Air Vice Marshal Mohammed Umar (Rtd.), who shared valuable insights on overcoming governance challenges and implementing strategic solutions within military and paramilitary-run enterprises.The NCS Director of Legal Services, Smart Akande, Esq., delivered the vote of thanks, commending CGC Adeniyi and his management team for spearheading the initiative.Participants engaged in discussions aimed at fostering collaboration and refining best practices to drive sustainable growth. The event concluded with a strong commitment to reinforcing governance frameworks, improving accountability, and maximising the economic contributions of government-owned enterprises to national development.
