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Customs: PTML Command, ICPC Partner on Transparency

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Mar 20, 2025
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Officers of the Command during the training.

 

To ensure transparency in trade facilitation and other businesses, the Port and Terminal Multiservices Limited (PTML) Command of Nigeria Customs Service has partnered with the Independent Corrupt Practices and Related Offences Commission (ICPC) , to promote the virtue of transparency and uphold the fight against corruption.

 

Public Relations Officer, PRO, of the Command, Superintendent of Customs,  Abdullahi Tsafe Abubakar, disclosed in a statement that the lecture was facilitated by the NCS south Zones of Anti Corruption and Transparency Unit (ACTU).

According to Command’s spokesman, the Customs Area Controller, CAC, of the Command, Comptroller Tenny Mankini Daniyan (Mnia) urged officers of the command to uphold the tenet of transparency as a way to promote fairness and productivity in the workplace.

“The  CAC reminded the officers that the ongoing modernisation of the service which is being implemented transparently is capable of making the service achieve better results in revenue collection, trade facilitation and anti smuggling” the PRO said.

“The controller emphasised the importance of compliance with regulations, stressing that customs officers should see watchdogs as partners rather than adversaries even as he highlighted the crucial role of the Command in revenue collection, trade facilitation, and anti-smuggling efforts”

He stated that over 80% of the service operations are automated to enhance efficiency and accountability, adding that the NCS is one of the most transparent agencies in revenue collection, as all duties are paid directly into authorized dealer banks, leaving no room for manipulation; insisting that the command is committed to beating it’s existing record of two hour cargo clearance time for compliant RoRo consignments if the importers and agents cooperate more with sincere declaration and timely payment of duty.

The PTML CAC reiterated that auditors from the office of the auditor general of the federation frequently review the command’s financial records at both the command and federal levels, ensuring strict compliance with government policies.

He dispelled misconceptions that Customs officials collect and divert government funds, asserting that the service operates with a high level of accountability while encouraging officers to embrace ethical conduct and contribute positively to the agency’s mandate, ensuring that the public perceives Customs as transparent .

Chief Superintendent of the Independent Corrupt Practices Commission on public enlightenment and education, Mrs Mary Omonoyan while lecturing the officers of the command on how they can build a culture of accountability and transparency in the Nigeria Customs Service, said that public institutions are established and run with public funds so it’s only fair that the public is adequately informed about their financial expenditure.

According to Mrs Omonoyan, corruption, as defined by the ICPC Act of 2000, includes bribery, fraud, forgery, impersonation, abuse of official property, over-invoicing, and even sexual harassment an area the commission has strengthened by establishing a dedicated Sexual Harassment Unit at the national level.

The ICPC representative and lecturer also highlighted that corruption often stems from discretionary actions in promotions, appointments, falsification of official records , employment, and disciplinary processes. She said that the public officers have a duty to report bribery transactions, as outlined in Section 23 of the ICPC Act.

The ICPC official also pointed out the pillars of ICPC’s Anti-Corruption Fight which the commission operates on are enforcement, prevention, and public enlightenment

“To strengthen integrity in government institutions, the Ethics and Integrity Compliance Scorecard was introduced, assessing agencies on their transparency and ethical conduct. The results of these assessments help identify high-performing institutions and those requiring improvement.

“Fostering transparency and accountability in public service builds public trust, enhances effectiveness, and promotes ethical conduct. Officials are urged to practice integrity by making ethical decisions even when no one is watching

“Officers are encouraged to report infractions, resolve public complaints efficiently, and uphold the Nigerian Customs Service’s mission and values. They should have clear job responsibilities, a strong chain of command, and an environment where accountability thrives such as placing suggestion boxes in the command”

“The ICPC remains committed to fostering a corruption-free Nigeria through diligent enforcement, preventive measures, and nationwide enlightenment efforts” she said

 

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