…Tasks them on clean environment, healthy lifestyle
The Customs Area Controller of the Tincan Island Port, TCIP Command, Comptroller Dera Nnadi, today, had a small talk with stakeholders at the area command.
The chat was centred on new modalities of what is expected of stakeholders who do business in the command on a daily basis.
Emphasising again his theme for the year 2024 which is “A year For Stakeholders,” the CAC stated that the well-being of all who come to do business in the area command is a priority to him, the command and the service.
Highlighting that the year is at its last quarter, he appreciated all efforts put in to ensure that the revenue for the year is achieved as he calls for compliance as all hands on deck can make it happen.
Again, the CAC emphasised the struggles stakeholders go through during the ember season, especially towards the end of the year, stating that geniue declarations from compliant traders will not have issues of delay but for those who think they can circumvent the system should have themselves to blame as cutting of corners will not be negotiated.
He went further to state that he has ensured that all new crested bonded terminals domincile in TCIP has space available for stakeholders while they go about their businesses, but at the headquarters, no such space has been created. He promised that he would look critically into it as renovations are on going in the premises.
He advised the stakeholders to learn to keep the environment clean, pending when new bins will be distributed at designated areas, as a clean environment portrays a healthy lifestyle.
The CAC gave room for questions, which he answered and promised that all issues raised will be looked into with the PROs of the stakeholders as soon as possible.
Photo: Comptroller Dera Nnadi, Customs Area Controller of TCIP addressing stakeholders at the Command’s headquarters in Lagos Monday.
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