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The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) has successfully held a sensitisation workshop to enhance trade facilitation and service delivery for licensed Customs Agents and Bonded Terminal Operators in Kano.
In a statement signed by the Customs Public Relations Officer, Superintendent of Customs, Saidu Nuruddeen, on 10 October 2024, the workshop was part of the ongoing efforts to improve service efficiency and support trade in the region.
The event, held at the Abdullahi Dikko Inde Conference Hall, brought together key stakeholders from the customs and trade sectors, fostering collaboration between the NCS, Customs Licensed Agents, and Bonded Terminal Operators.
In his opening remarks, Comptroller Dauda Chana, representing the Comptroller-General of Customs (CGC), Adewale Adeniyi, highlighted the critical role of unity in promoting trade facilitation and combating smuggling.
"The importance of sustained partnerships to ensure the seamless functioning of Nigeria’s customs processes can not be overemphasised", he stated.
Addressing participants, Comptroller License and Permit of Tariff and Trade Department, Comptroller Funmilayo Fajana outlined the NCS's commitment to simplifying customs procedures, improving transparency, and enhancing compliance with trade standards to boost Nigeria’s competitiveness in the global market.
According to the statement, Industry representatives also took the opportunity to discuss the challenges faced by Customs Agents and Bonded Warehouse Operators, as well as opportunities for operational improvements.
The statement further stated that Deputy Comptroller Dalhatu Abubakar led a team of resource persons who delivered lectures on critical topics, including customs regulations and trade facilitation.
Participants gained insights into new laws and policies, equipping them with the knowledge and skills to streamline customs procedures effectively.
The workshop concluded by reaffirming the NCS’s dedication to facilitating legitimate trade while curbing smuggling and other illicit activities, marking a significant step towards improving the efficiency of Nigeria Customs' operations.
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