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    Nigeria Customs Service, Onne record 50 seizures in seven months

    August 29, 2018
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    *Customs operatives showcasing seized prohibited items in Onne port, Rivers State

    Mkpoikana Udoma

    29 August 2018, Sweetcrude, Port Harcourt — The Nigeria Customs Services, NCS, says it has made a total 50 seizures at Onne seaport in Rivers State between the month of January and July 2018.

    Speaking, the outgoing Comptroller of Port Harcourt Area II, Onne port, Comptroller Abubakar Bashir, disclosed this speaking to newsmen said compliance level at the port has been difficult.

    Bashir said revenue generation within the period has been tremendous, although the volume of import has drastically reduced.

    He explained that upon deployment his aim has always been how best to add value, adding that his biggest challenge at the command was high-handedness among officers and operators.

    “Level of compliance has been very difficult and probably that is why the record of seizure we have within the corresponding period like last year, between January to July 2018 we have had a record of 50 seizures as against what we had in the corresponding period, a record of 24 seizures in 2017.

    “We had 24 seizures throughout the year 2017 and now from January to July 2018 we have 50seizures, you can see what I am talking about in terms of compliance level, so one has to be very tough to achieve that.

    “The revenue generated so far has been tremendous even though the volume has reduced drastically as compared to the same period last year.

    “Perhaps, we are looking at possibly the fort coming election which everybody is talking about.

    “So the volume of importation has reduced, but so far we are almost at the same level with the same period last year,” Bashir said.

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