Tin Can Customs Posts Second-Highest Revenue Ever, Hits ₦154.38bn in October
Kathy Kyari
The Tin Can Island Port Command of the Nigeria Customs Service has recorded another major revenue feat, pulling in ₦154.38 billion in October 2025, it's second highest monthly collection in history, driven by enhanced trade processes under the B’Odogwu platform.
According to figures obtained from the office of the Public Relations Officer, Chief Superintendent of Customs Oscar Ivara, the Command generated a total of ₦154,384,834,050.93k in October 2025. This marks its second-highest monthly revenue collection, coming only after its record-breaking ₦159 billion generated in August 2025.
The Area Controller, Comptroller Frank Onyeka had earlier described the revenue surge as a direct result of the successful deployment of the indigenous B’Odogwu trade platform, which he said has “significantly improved trade facilitation and enhanced revenue performance.”
The Command has continued to witness improved operational performance since the introduction of the Unified Customs Management System, known as the B’Odogwu software platform. The system has been credited with streamlining clearance processes and boosting compliance.
Onyeka also praised the commitment of officers and the cooperation of stakeholders, noting that their collective effort made the revenue breakthroughs possible. In addition, he commended the Comptroller-General of Customs, Adewale Adeniyi, for recognising the efforts of the Tin Can Island Port Command and providing the necessary support to strengthen its operations.
The Command continues to align fully with the CGC’s policy of collaboration, consolidation and innovation, a strategy that has remained pivotal to its achievements throughout the year.
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