The Trade Modernisation Project (TMP) recently made a significant donation to the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), presenting a customised 250KVA generator and a 13-seater 2024 Toyota Hiace bus. The Chairman of TMP, Saleh Ahmadu, handed over the equipment to the Comptroller-General of Customs, Adewale Adeniyi, at a ceremony in Abuja.
Expressing gratitude on behalf of the NCS, Adeniyi acknowledged TMP’s contribution, emphasizing the importance of such tools in advancing the service’s modernisation goals. He highlighted the necessity of enhancing both technological resources and working environments for effective operational outcomes.
Adeniyi underscored TMP’s role in providing essential equipment and training opportunities, essential for the professional development of officers tasked with managerial responsibilities within the NCS. He commended TMP for its steadfast partnership and assured that the donated equipment would significantly enhance operational efficiency and welfare standards within the service.
Ahmadu, in turn, explained that the bus would facilitate seamless movement of personnel between headquarters and TMP offices, while the generator aimed to ensure uninterrupted power supply to NCS management quarters.
The donation from TMP underscores its commitment to supporting the NCS in its modernisation efforts, reinforcing a productive partnership aimed at enhancing service delivery and operational effectiveness.
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