Customs Boss, Hammed Ali Redeploys 337 Assistant Comptrollers

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  The Nigerian Comptroller-General of Nigeria Customs Service , Hameed Ali, on Wednesday, approved the redeployment of 337 Assistant Comptrollers of the agency nationwide.


        Mr Joseph Attah, is now the substantive Public Relations Officer of the Service.

         Hameed Ali also moved Babadidi B from FOU D to Apapa, Udenze A. from ICT to TCIP, Ilesanmi K.D. from Apapa to Kad/Kt, and Ugorji, O.A. from ICT to PH II among others.

         He charged the affected officers to support the leadership of their new Commands in the renewed efforts to entrench a more transparent culture of service delivery.

         According to him, 
“so much is expected from NCS in terms of economic and security wellbeing of the country, we cannot afford to fail the nation.”

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