As the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) marks two years under the leadership of CGC Adewale Adeniyi, stakeholders across the maritime and trade sectors are lauding his tenure as a period of innovation, professionalism and renewed purpose.
Described by some as “God-sent” to the Service, CGC Adeniyi’s leadership has been characterized by strategic reforms, enhanced stakeholder engagement, and commitment to modernization.
From his background in Public Relations to his experience in Customs operations, many say he brought a rare blend of communication skill and operational insight to the role.
“He started running before hitting the ground”, one observer noted, referencing the CGC’s swift implementation of reforms and his emphasis on collaboration, consultation, and innovation.
Under his watch, the NCS has enhanced cutting-edge technologies, strengthened international partnerships, and prioritized officers’ welfare. These efforts have not only boosted revenue generation but also improved the Service’s image and efficiency.
As the CGC’s second anniversary is celebrated, voices from across the country continue to echo a shared sentiment: That the Customs Service is on a new trajectory – one marked by transparency, professionalism, and a renewed sense of national service.