Kaduna: Customs rakes N14.6bn in Q4 2025
The Kaduna Area Command of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) raked in N14.6 billion as revenue between October and December 2025. The Customs Area Controller, Comptroller Sa’ad Hassan, disclosed this on Tuesday during a press briefing at the command’s headquarters in Kaduna, where he presented the command’s scorecard for the last quarter of the year. […]
Nigeria Customs Service (NCS)
The Kaduna Area Command of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) raked in N14.6 billion as revenue between October and December 2025.
The Customs Area Controller, Comptroller Sa’ad Hassan, disclosed this on Tuesday during a press briefing at the command’s headquarters in Kaduna, where he presented the command’s scorecard for the last quarter of the year.
Hassan said the revenue performance reflects the command’s commitment to its statutory mandate of revenue generation, facilitation of legitimate trade and protection of the national economy.
“For the period under review, the command generated the sum of N14,686,256,270.40 as revenue,” he said, adding that the achievement was driven by the dedication and professionalism of officers and men of the command.
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A breakdown of the collections showed that the command realised N5.16 billion in October, N3.83 billion in November, while revenue rose to N5.68 billion in December.
According to the area controller, improved motivation of officers, enhanced intelligence gathering and effective monitoring of compliance were major factors behind the performance.
“The success recorded in the last three months can be attributed to good motivation from the management of the service and the continuous deployment of intelligence and reconnaissance by our monitoring and compliance team,” Hassan said.
Hassan said the achievement aligns with the policy drive of the Comptroller-General of Customs, Bashir Adewale Adeniyi, whose leadership, he said, had strengthened consolidation, collaboration and innovation within the service.
He urged factories, terminal operators and traders to ensure timely payment of excise and import duties, assuring stakeholders of the command’s commitment to enforcing government fiscal policies in line with the Nigeria Customs Service Act, 2023.
The area controller also thanked stakeholders for their sustained cooperation, describing collaboration as critical to the successful discharge of the command’s statutory responsibilities.