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Opening Nigeria’s Borders to Renewable Energy, By Abdulsalam Mahmud

Opening Nigeria’s Borders to Renewable Energy By Abdulsalam Mahmud The world is swiftly moving away from the tyranny of fossil fuels. Across continents, the wind of clean energy is gathering momentum, stirring up revolutions in policy, industry and the very architecture of national economies. From the deserts...

President Tinubu’s Reforms Push Customs Revenue to  ₦1.3 trillion in Q1 2025 – CG Adeniyi 

Statehouse Press Statement President Tinubu's Reforms Push Customs Revenue to  ₦1.3 trillion in Q1 2025 - CG Adeniyi  The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) has recorded an unprecedented revenue of ₦1.3 trillion in the first quarter of 2025, more than double the ₦600 billion collected during the...

Customs and OAGF: A Strategic Alliance for Nigeria’s Fiscal Stability, By Abdulsalam Mahmud

Customs and OAGF: A Strategic Alliance for Nigeria's Fiscal Stability By Abdulsalam Mahmud In the pursuit of national prosperity, the conversation around public revenue is more than a fiscal matter. It is a mirror into the soul of governance. For every kilometre of road not paved,...

Rescuing Our Schools the Nigeria Customs Way, By Abdulsalam Mahmud

Rescuing Our Schools the Nigeria Customs Way By Abdulsalam Mahmud There is no greater tragedy than watching a nation turn its back on the soul of its future—its children. In the streets of Ibadan, the slums of Ajegunle, and the dry edges of northern plains, the...

Customs Intercepts N921bn Medicaments, Others at Apapa Port

Customs Intercepts N921bn Medicaments, Others at Apapa Port The Comptroller General of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), Adewale Adeniyi, has raised the alarm over the increasing presence of unregistered pharmaceutical products in different markets across the country, insisting that the dangers associated with its consumption...

Bags of Rice Worth N939m Seized in Q1, Says Customs

Bags of Rice Worth N939m Seized in Q1, Says Customs The Nigeria Customs Service has said that with 159 cases involving 135,474 bags valued at N939m, rice remained the most prevalent commodity seized by the service in the first quarter of 2025. The Comptroller-General of Customs,...