The Seme Command of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) on Monday said
it generated N3.2 billion as revenue between January and April.
The statement quoted the Controller of the command, Victor Dimka, as
saying that the revenue was generated in spite of dwindling economic
activities.
``Despite the down turn in importation of goods that has affected
the command's revenue generation, the clear records of our activities in
effective trade facilitation and suppression of smuggling must be seen
as total compliance to our guides.
``We would always ensure that we generate revenue for the Federal Government and all loopholes would be blocked,’’ Dimka said.
The statement said 221 seizures were recorded within the period
under review with a total Duty Paid Value (DPV) of N180 million.
``A total of 17 suspects were arrested and are at different levels of investigation and prosecution,’’ he said.
Dimka also said that illegal importation of fairly used vehicles had been curtailed.
He, however, advised officials of the command to work within the confines of the codes and ethics of the job.

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