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Kwara Customs Officers Urged to Uphold Professionalism

August 14, 2026 - 2 views

The Assistant Comptroller-General of Customs (ACG), Nsikan Patrick Umoh, who serves as the Zonal Coordinator for Zone 'B', has emphasized the importance of professionalism among officers of the Kwara State command. During a recent address, he urged the officers to maintain high standards in their duties to enhance the efficiency of customs operations.

Importance of Professionalism

Umoh stated that professionalism is crucial for the effectiveness of the Customs Service, especially in a time when public trust is at stake. He highlighted that officers must conduct themselves in a manner that reflects the integrity of the Service. He reiterated the need for officers to remain committed to their responsibilities and to always act in accordance with established regulations.

Training and Development

To bolster the skills of the officers, ACG Umoh announced plans for ongoing training programs aimed at equipping them with the latest knowledge in customs operations. He noted that as the global trade environment evolves, it is imperative for customs officers to stay updated with modern practices and technologies that can aid in their operations.

Enhancing Community Relations

Furthermore, Umoh stressed the need for the officers to foster better relations with the community. He pointed out that the success of customs operations is often reliant on the cooperation of the public. He encouraged the officers to engage with citizens, listen to their concerns, and address any misconceptions about the customs process.

Conclusion

In conclusion, the ACG's call to action serves as a reminder for the Kwara State command to prioritize professionalism and community engagement. By doing so, they can not only enhance their operational effectiveness but also build a stronger relationship with the public they serve.

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