Onne Customs Command Breaks Record with N76.07 Billion Revenue in October
The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), Port Harcourt II Area Command, Onne, has achieved an unprecedented feat, generating ₦76.07 billion in October 2025 — the highest monthly revenue in the Command’s history.
This historic performance, according to a statement signed by the Command’s Public Relations Officer, Chief Superintendent of Customs Theophilus Duniya, reflects the impact of decisive leadership, effective coordination, and enhanced stakeholder collaboration under the Command’s Area Controller, Comptroller Aliyu Alkali.
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Duniya explained that the record-breaking achievement was driven by deliberate and consistent engagement with critical stakeholders, including port operators, importers, licensed customs agents, and unit heads. Comptroller Alkali, he said, has prioritized dialogue and mutual understanding to facilitate legitimate trade, strengthen compliance, and add operational value across the port ecosystem.
The statement also highlighted that the Customs Area Controller ensured optimal deployment of officers to operational beats based on identified needs, thereby improving productivity, accountability, and overall efficiency.
Comptroller Alkali, while commending officers, importers, and other stakeholders for their cooperation and patriotism, described the achievement as a collective success made possible through teamwork and commitment to national development.
“This milestone is a testament to what we can achieve through effective teamwork and dedication to national development,” Alkali stated. “We shall continue to strengthen our systems and processes to sustain this momentum.”
The Port Harcourt II Area Command, located in Onne, remains one of the nation’s most strategic revenue-generating units, handling a large share of Nigeria’s maritime trade and cargo throughput.
By PRNigeria
