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| Image Makers Of NCS and NPF, AC Maiwada And CSP Hundeyin |
By Stella Okocha
Harboursandportcom: Lagos-September 18, 2025: The newly appointed Force Public Relations Officer FPRO, of the Nigeria Police Force, Chief Superintendent of Police CSP Benjamin Hundeyin, was hosted by the Nigeria Customs Service NCS, on Wednesday, 17 September 2025, at its Headquarters in Abuja.
The visit outlines the Service’s commitment in building a stronger inter-agency collaboration in strategic communications, public engagement, and institutional trust.
The National Public Relations Officer of the NCS, Assistant Comptroller of Customs, Abdullahi Maiwada, who received the Force PRO, commended the humility and sense of responsibility demonstrated by CSP Hundeyin; and also assured him of the Service’s support while drawing from his own experience to offer guidance on navigating the challenges of public relations in a security environment.
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| NPRO of NCS, AC Abdullahi Maiwada |
“Public relations is a learning curve. You will face stakeholders with different expectations, but teamwork remains the driving force for success. Build a committed team, harness the energy of young officers, and learn from your predecessors. These are the keys to leaving a lasting legacy as a spokesperson,” AC Maiwada advised.
He further stressed the demanding nature of the role, particularly in times of crisis, noting that professionalism, commitment, and resilience are essential in safeguarding the reputation of institutions. “Ours is a transient responsibility, but what truly matters is the legacy we leave behind,” he added.
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| Nigeria Police Force PRO, CSP Benjamin Hundeyin |
In his response, CSP Hundeyin expressed gratitude for the warm reception, describing his visit as a symbolic gesture of partnership. He emphasized that security communication cannot succeed in isolation and called for closer collaboration with the Nigeria Customs Service in advancing collective national goals.
The visit ended with a guided tour of the Public Relations Sub-unit and the Nigeria Customs Broadcasting Network (NCBN), where the Force PRO was introduced to the Service’s expanding communication infrastructure.
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