In a recent official statement, Chief Ajuri Ngelale, Special Advisor to the President on Media and Communications, announced the appointment of a new Comptroller-General for the Nigerian Customs Service. Effective from March 1, the appointment is aimed at strengthening ongoing reforms within the service and putting in place a robust mechanism to ensure efficient and dedicated service delivery to Nigerian citizens.
The President expressed confidence in the new Comptroller-General to deepen ongoing reforms and create a proactive and effective border and migration management system, thereby helping to strengthen national security.
The new Comptroller-General, Mr. Nandap, will succeed Ms. Caroline Adepoju, whose term ends on February 29. This transition marks a new era for the Niger Customs Service, with high expectations in terms of efficiency and improved border security.
This strategic appointment highlights the importance of modernizing customs operations and strengthening border protection to meet current security and international trade challenges. Nigeria is thus preparing for a new phase of its development, focused on operational efficiency and the protection of national interests.