By Tunde Ojudun
The Tin Can Port Command of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) has posted an impressive revenue performance for February 2026, underscoring the transformative leadership of Customs Area Controller, Frank Okechukwu Onyeka.
Official figures show the Command generated ₦120,462,054,345.72 in February 2026, a sharp rise from ₦103,612,383,381.39 in February 2025. This year-on-year increase of more than ₦16.8 billion reinforces Tin Can Island’s position as a key revenue hub within the NCS.
Stakeholders attribute the achievement to Comptroller Onyeka’s proactive leadership, marked by a focus on blocking leakages, strengthening compliance, and fostering collaboration with port users. His administration has embraced technology, tightened monitoring systems, and streamlined cargo clearance processes—steps that have boosted transparency, efficiency, and trust among stakeholders.
Observers note that Onyeka’s hands-on style, zero-tolerance for infractions, and ability to inspire officers have repositioned the Command for excellence. The February revenue figures reflect not only increased trade volumes but also disciplined administration and effective enforcement of fiscal policies through visionary guidance.
With this trajectory, Tin Can Island Port Command is poised to surpass expectations in the months ahead. Its performance stands as a model of how strong leadership, operational discipline, assertive command, and stakeholder synergy can drive sustainable revenue growth for the Nigeria Customs Service.