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    Customs moves to deepen operations at Snake Island free Zone

    May 4, 2025
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    *Snake Island Integrated Free Zone.

    Esther Oritse

    Lagos — The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) has concluded plans to establish a dedicated Customs Area Command at the Snake Island Integrated Free Zone (SIIFZ) with a view to deepening its operational presence at the facility.

    Speaking during a visit to the Island, Comptroller General of Customs, Adewale Adeniyi, pledged to establish a new Customs Area Command at the facility and Nigerdock for the level of investment the company has made on the Island.

    Adeniyi disclosed that the service is in the final stages of documentation to establish a dedicated Command at the Free Zone, which will enhance operations and strengthen regulatory presence.

    He said: “”We are Just at the stage where we are finalizing all the documentation, and I am very sure that by the next time I visit this place, I’ll be received by a Customs Area Controller.”

    “We are looking forward to a symbiotic relationship, that which will benefit the Nigeria Customs Service, the Federal Government of Nigeria, and the Nigerdock as a corporate entity.”

    He emphasized the importance of synergy between Customs and private sector operators in driving national economic goals.

    Similarly, Managing Director of SIIFZ, Semiu Akorede, commended the Service for its support and highlighted the significance of the visit to the zone’s operational growth.

    “You’re coming here today is going to add a lot of value. We have enjoyed the support of Customs officers that are working with us here, and those that come here to carry out some operations, and I can confirm to you that we have been working together without any rancour”, he stated.

    “The Consolidation of the activities we are asking for is going to assist in ensuring that we have a seamless operation moving forward.” Adorede added

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