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Working Visit: Compt Jaiyeoba Charge NIITU Officers On Diligence

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Apr 11, 2024
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“You Have to Work As Team”-Jaiyeoba

Comptroller Babajide Jaiyeoba, CAC, Apapa

The Customs Area Controller, CAC, of the Apapa Area Command of the Nigeria Customs Service, NCS Comptroller Babajide Jaiyeoba, has commended officers attached to the scanning site, otherwise known as the Non-Intrusive Inspection Technology Unit (NIITU), for their “excellent performance” and invaluable contributions to the success of the command.

The CAC who visited the scanner site without notice in order to have a first hand site assessment of the performance of his officers was not disappointed as he charged them on the importance of teamwork to sustain the high rating of the Command under the present dispensation.

He thanked Deputy Comptroller Salamatu Atuluku, the officer in charge of the scanning site and encouraged the unit not to be deterred by complaints from persons who were made to pay accurate duties to government after issuance of demand notices.

Addressing the NIITU, Controller Babajide Jaiyeoba sad “No business person who is made to part with money will be happy with officers that refused compromising the ethics of their job. The main reason for me coming here is to appreciate you. I may not see you but I have seen your work and I won’t keep quiet about what I have seen about your work. You are doing very well.

“I just want to encourage you to work as a team. If you don’t work as a team, you give room for outsiders to come in and when they come in, they divide you and when they divide you, achieving success will be very difficult.

“Do your work without blemish. Once you keep your arm straight, you can stand before anybody. Your work as a customs officer is to ensure that you do the correct thing.

“For those of you doing intervention in the form of Demand Notice (DN), there is nobody who part with money that will be happy with you. They will want to play intelligent by hiding somewhere. When you fetch them from their hiding place, they become your enemy. Whatever they write about anybody here will still come down to me and if anybody works well, the onus on me is to defend such a person.

“Just have it at the back of your mind that you owe yourself the duty of doing your work diligently whether anyone comes around as a friend or enemy. It is not enough for you to rest. The reward for hard work is more work. These demands require sacrifice so that you can maintain the status,”he said.

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