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Africa: Nigeria Customs Service Records N90.43 Billion Revenue From Lagos Airport

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The Murtala Muhammad Airport (MMA) Command of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) has reported a staggering revenue generation of N90.43 billion in 2023, attributed to customs duty collections and various charges.

According to dailytrust.com, the Area Controller, Comptroller Muhammad Yusuf, in a media conference on Wednesday in Lagos, also added that the command had been given N144 billion as target for 2024.

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Yusuf noted that in comparison to the revenue collected during the same period in 2022, this stood at N69.77 billion.

He said that to achieve this year’s target, the Comptroller General of Customs, Adewale Adeniyi had encouraged their officers and urged them to sit up and block all leakages which could be done with technology.

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