Port Harcourt Custom Command exceeds revenue target
The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), Port Harcourt II Command, said it exceeded its 2025 revenue collection target of N700.01 billion by N31.25 billion represents a 4.46% increase.
Speaking, the Command Area Controller, Comptroller Aliyu Alkali said the Command collected revenue in 2025 to the of N731.2 billion.
He affirmed that the effective implementation of the Comptroller-General of Customs’ policy thrust and the indigenous developed Unified Customs Management System (B’ODOGWU) platform for faster cargo clearance ensured appropriate revenue generation for the command.
According to, ensuring strict adherence to standard operating procedures, maintained high discipline among officers, and fostered continuous engagement with stakeholders were effectively pursued.
He affirmed that officers’ uncompromising posture and patriotism shaped the incredible miles in the interception of 75 containers with a cumulative Duty Paid Value of N47.6 billion.
According to him, 30 out of the 75 containers intercepted were found to contain expired, illicit, and unregistered pharmaceutical products just as other cargoes were intercepted for contravening different sections of the Customs laws.
The Area Controller encouraged importers and Customs licensed agents to make honest declarations as the Command remains committed to facilitating legitimate trade and enforcing customs regulations while maintaining the highest standards of integrity and professionalism.
