CUSTOMS: Tin Can Command Nets ₦120.4bn In February

The Tin Can Island Port Command of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) has smashed revenue targets in February 2026, pulling in ₦120,462,054,345.72 which is a sharp jump from the ₦103,612,383,381.39 collected the previous year.

According to a statement, this ₦16.8 billion year-on-year surge highlights the Command’s role as a powerhouse revenue generator.

Credit goes to Customs Area Controller , Comptroller Frank Onyeka, whose sharp leadership has driven results through smarter revenue strategies, trade facilitation, and crackdowns on smuggling.

Since taking charge, he’s sealed revenue gaps, boosted compliance, and rallied port users.

The statement noted that key moves under his command include ramped-up tech for monitoring, faster cargo clearances, and stronger stakeholder ties with freight forwarders and importers.

His approach to zero tolerance for violations, hands-on motivation of officers, has transformed operations, earning praise as a model of excellence.

This isn’t just about higher trade volumes; it’s disciplined enforcement and fiscal savvy at work. With momentum building, Tin Can Island Port is set to dominate NCS revenue charts ahead.

As NCS pushes revenue, facilitation, and security goals, Comptroller Onyeka’s Tin Can Island Command success lights the way for strong leadership nationwide.