Western Marine Intercepts 20 Sacks of Cannabis, Intensifies Maritime Boarder Safety

By Femi Anamelechi Western Marine Command has intercepted 20 sacks of Cannabis Indica valued at ₦157.83 million and reinforced commitment to ensure enhanced efforts on Maritime Boarder Safety The Customs Area Controller, Comptroller Patrick Ntadi speaking to the media on 14th January 2026 , said the illicit drugs were carefully packed into 1,205 wraps and…

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Customs, NDLEA Joint Team Intercept 30.1kg Cocaine at Apapa Port.

By Femi Anamelechi As part of renewed efforts against illicit drugs importation and smuggling at the Nation’s premium Ports, officers of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) Apapa Area Command in a collaborative operation with the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), have foiled an attempt to smuggle 30.1 kilograms of cocaine through the Apapa Port…

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PTML Customs Record Increased Revenue of ₦424.5bn, as COWA Holds End-of-Year Party

By Femi Anamelechi The Ports Terminal Multiservices Limited (PTM L) Command of the Nigeria Customs Service has recorded an increased revenue as the command collection a total of ₦424.58 billion as of Friday, December 12, 2025,. This is a giant leap from its full-year performance for 2024.The Customs Area Controller, Comptroller Joe Anani, disclosed this…

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Apapa Area Command Honours Officers, Stakeholders.

By Femi Anamelechi The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), Apapa Area Command, on Tuesday, 16 December 2025 celebrated a year of outstanding revenue performance and operational reforms at its end-of-year celebration held at the Apapa Club, Lagos.The very eventful ceremony was attracted by heads of security and sister agencies, captains of industry, terminal operators, traditional rulers,…

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Customs TCIPC Hosts Maritime Journalists Workshop to facilitate National Economic Growth.

By Femi Anamelechi The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), Tincan Island Port Command, as part of efforts aimed at facilitating National Economic growth organised a one-day training workshop for maritime journalists on Wednesday, 17 December 2025. Speaking at the training session, Customs Area Controller, Comptroller Frank Onyeka, said the initiative comes at a critical period when…

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Apapa Customs, NDLEA Seize 1,187kg of Cannabis Concealed in Imported Vehicles.

By Femi Anamelechi As the efforts to fight the use of Nigeria Custom Service Apapa Area Command as transit seaport of illicit drugs intensifies, the command just almost five days after intercepting 25.5kg of cocaine aboard a Brazilian-flagged vessel, the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), Apapa Area Command in conjunction with National Drug Law Enforcement Agency…

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Seme Area Command Celebrate Two Officers for Outstanding Performance

By Femi Anamelechi The Controller of Nigeria Custom Seme Area Command Comptr Adewale Adenuga Urges men and officers of the Command to always maintain best professional standards The CAC pointed this out while celebrating two outstanding officers, Deputy Comptroller (DC) Audu Edime, who headed the scanning unit, and Chief Superintendent of Customs (CSC) Isah Sulaimon,…

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Lagos FTZ Command Commended…as ACG Daniyan calls for more Discipline.

By Femi Anamelechi Lagos Free Trade Zone Command has reviewed great commendations for laudable progress in strategic operational areas from ACG Tenny Daniyan who is the Comptroller of Excise, Free Trade Zones and industrial incentives.The Assistant Comptroller General of Customs gave the commendation during a working visit to the Command on Wednesday, 3 December 2025,…

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Apapa Port Command Reinforces Security Following Cocaine Interception

By Femi Anamelechi The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), Apapa Area Command, has reinforced security at Apapa port following the interception of 25.5 kilograms of cocaine concealed aboard a Brazilian vessel, MV San Anthonio, during an intelligence-driven operation.This was disgusting in a press release on Saturday, 6 December 2025, by the Command’s public relations officer, Chief…

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