CGC Adeniyi Solicits Support for NCS Mandate of N5.0 Trillion Revenue Target in 2024
... Intimates Vice President Kashim Shettima on Outcome of 2023 CGC's Conference
Kathy Kyari
In order to fulfill the NCS goal of reaching the N5.0 trillion revenue target by 2024, Comptroller General of Customs Bashir Adewale Adeniyi has asked the Vice President for support.
This is an ambitious request intended to improve revenue generation and reinforce the NCS's economic contributions. With this bold appeal, the NCS hopes to increase income production and strengthen its economic influence.
While on an Appreciation Visit to the Vice President, Senator Kashim Shettima, on January 5th at the State House, Adeniyi conveyed his gratitude to the Vice President for attending and giving a keynote speech at the recently concluded 2023 CGC conference in Lagos on behalf of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu GCFR.
The meeting demonstrated the NCS's dedication to working together with important government and private sector partners. Important topics and strategies for the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) were discussed during the conference, which helped to improve customs operations.
Important topics and tactics for the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) were discussed at the conference, which improved customs operations.
Vice President Shettima was given a thorough briefing by Comptroller General Adeniyi of the decisions and outcomes of the CGC's meeting. A wide range of subjects pertaining to trade facilitation, counterterrorism tactics, and customs operations were discussed.
In his remarks, the Vice President emphasized the significance of customs to the growth of the country. He complimented CGC Adeniyi for the measures taken and also promised to support the NCS in fulfilling its purpose.
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