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Home » ANOTHER SHAKE UP IN CUSTOMS:

ANOTHER SHAKE UP IN CUSTOMS:

by Joshua
May 30, 2014
in Uncategorized

Comptroller General of the Nigeria Customs Service, Alhaji Dikko Inde Abdullahi has again redeployed eight Assistant Comptrollers of Customs (ACGs) and 22 Comptrollers, among them Area Controllers of commands.

Shipping Position Daily has reliably gathered that the Customs boss was not satisfied with the performances of the affected officers. He had, in March 2014 passed a letter to all the affected officers, directing them to give reasons why they must continue to remain at their posting.

Comptroller General of the Nigeria Customs Service, Alhaji Dikko Inde Abdullahi has again redeployed eight Assistant Comptrollers of Customs (ACGs) and 22 Comptrollers, among them Area Controllers of commands.

Shipping Position Daily has reliably gathered that the Customs boss was not satisfied with the performances of the affected officers. He had, in March 2014 passed a letter to all the affected officers, directing them to give reasons why they must continue to remain at their posting.

A reliable source within the service told our correspondent that the Customs boss was not satisfied by the officers’ performances, particularly, he was disappointed that they have not done much in meeting the revenue target of the service.

Document on  the new posting obtained by our correspondent at the port showed that Zonal Coordinator of Zone ‘A', Mrs Banke Adeyemo has been redeployed to Tariff and Trade at the headquarters in Abuja, while Victor Gbemudu has returned to the Zone 'A'.

Shina Odumbaku has also been moved Tariff and Trade to Human Resources, while Dan Ugo who until now was in charge of Zone 'C’ has been sent to E&D. Other ACGs affected are; Warikoru Austen from HRD to SR&P. Dosunmu F.A was moved from E&D to head Zone B' while Alu S.R was moved from Zone 'B to Excise department. Mohammed A.A who was in SR&P has been moved to head Zone C'

Meanwhile, Area Controllers like Tunji Aremu was moved from PTML Command and was replaced by Adegoke Folorunsho who was at ICT department at the Tin Can Port. Aremu was moved to Command and Staff College in Abuja.

Others are: Abubakar .B who was moved from PCA to headquarters, Gambo, D. S from Lagos Industrial to Zone ‘B' headquarters, Yerima, A.G from Kaduna/ Katsina to Kano training College.
 
Nine other officers including: Deputy Controller Akor T.Y, Ahmed .S, Atoyebi .Y.O, Olonilua, M.A, Onwuyali, E.I, Ayah, S.T, Buba. I, Abdullahi Z.A and Usman .S were all moved from I&I to various locations across the country.

Three other officers: Ahmed. I,  Akande .B, Amaka. E, Okala. P were all transferred from Cross Rivers/ Akwa Ibom to other locations.
 


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