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Customs CG Reads Riot Act To Officers, Warns Them Against Shooting Innocent Nigerians

by Yusuf Babalola
2 years ago
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The Comptroller General of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), Bashir Adeniyi, has said that the era of rampant cases of shooting innocent Nigerians was over.

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Adeniyi said this, on Thursday, during the passing out parade of 951 junior officers recruit course held at the Nigeria Customs Training College in Kano.

He urged the junior officers to demonstrate a high sense of professionalism while discharging their constitutional responsibility.

The CGC, however, asked Nigerians to review their confidence in Customs officers holding weapons, as the era of mishandling weapons and ammunition by officials of the service is over.

“I want to charge them to continue with that kind of spirit, the spirit of, ‘we are ready to do it’, in spite of the challenges and in spite of the obstacles around us.

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“We have seen it ourselves that in the past, there has been the challenge of deficit in capacity; either they were not adequately trained, or we did not give enough attention to it. But the incidents of the past few months have challenged us to ensure that we entrust our arms and ammunition in the care of those who are properly trained to do so.

“Those who have the capacity to do so, and those who have the right sense of mind, the right mental presence and capacity to do so. These people are well trained, they have the passion to do the job, and they are ready.

“Let me assure Nigerians that the era of officers and men of the service shooting innocent citizens was over due to the training acquired during the six months intensive training.

“You are expected to serve your nation with diligence, discipline and the highest level of integrity at all times. Upholding these values is not just a duty but a necessity. Always be smart in appearance, for it reflects the pride you take in your role as Customs officers. Be the embodiment of excellence and service in every aspect of your conduct,” he said.

The Commandant of the college, Rasheed Adahunse, said the trainees covered topics on enforcement, revenue, valuation, export and import procedures, passenger selection, parcel post, administration, ICT and others.

 


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