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JUST IN : Customs Approves Additional  Marine Commands,Units

By Roland Ekama

The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) has approved the establishment of additional marine units from the existing Western and Eastern Commands.

The marine units now have a total of four headquarters from the initial two of Lagos and Port Harcourt respectively.

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The additional marine units with headquarters are Makurdi and Lokoja.

The Marine Unit created include:North Eastern Marine Command from Eastern Marine Command with Headquarters at Makurdi and North Western Marine Command from Western Marine Command with Headquarters at Lokoja .

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According to a circular signed by the Deputy Comptroller-General of Customs (DCG) in charge of Finance, Admin and Technical Services, DCG Aminu Dangaladima, said that the approval for the unbundling and creation of the marine units which were among the  eight area commands was granted at the 50thRegular Meeting of the Nigeria Customs Service Board held on Tuesday 21st May, 2019.

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He said that the creation of more commands was aimed so as to enhance administrative convenience and boost revenue generation of the service.

 According to the circular, the other new area commands created includes; Murtala Mohammed International Airport Area Command from MMAC with Headquarters at MMIA, Ogun II Area Command from Ogun Area Command with Headquarters at Abeokuta, and Kaduna Area Command from Kaduna/Katsina Area Command with Headquarters at Kaduna.

Others are Kebbi Area Command from Sokoto/Kebbi/Zamfara Area Command with Headquarters at Birnin-Kebbi, Kwara Area Command from Niger/Kwara/Kogi Area Command with Headquarters at Ilorin, and Port-Harcourt Oil and Gas FTZ Area Command from PHC I Area Command with Headquarters at Onne.

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