Harboursandport.com: Birnin, Kebbi, Nigeria – November 11, 2026: The Kebbi Area Command of the Nigeria Customs Service, NCS officially ushered in a new era of leadership on Wednesday, November 11, 2026, following a formal handover ceremony at the Command Headquarters in Birnin Kebbi.
During the event, outgoing Customs Area Controller, CAC, Mahmoud Matawalle Ibrahim, formally transferred the mantle of leadership to his successor, Egunjobi Adewale Olufemi, a Deputy Comptroller.
The transition ceremony drew a notable gathering of senior personnel, including members of the Command Management Team, officers, and men of the Command.
Beyond serving as an administrative transition, the event provided an opportunity for the outgoing Controller to reflect on the milestones recorded during his administration. Ibrahim used the occasion to review the operational strides made by the Command under his watch.
In his farewell remarks, Ibrahim highlighted significant achievements across key operational areas, specifically pointing to gains in revenue generation and anti-smuggling activities. He also disclosed that notable improvements were made in trade facilitation, with particular emphasis on the smooth execution of transit operations across the state's borders.
A statement signed by the Command's Public Relations Officer, Mohammed Tajuddeen Salisu, noted that Ibrahim extended his profound appreciation to the Comptroller-General of Customs, Bashir Adewale Adeniyi, for the guidance and institutional support extended to the Command.
He further thanked sister security agencies, local stakeholders, and host communities for their sustained cooperation throughout his tenure.
Stepping into his new role, the incoming CAC, Egunjobi Adewale Olufemi, outlined a clear vision for his administration. He pledged to intensify anti-smuggling operations, boost revenue collection, and streamline processes to further facilitate legitimate trade.
Olufemi also emphasized his commitment to internal and external partnerships, promising to deepen inter-agency collaboration while prioritizing the welfare of Command personnel. He noted that a motivated workforce and strong alliances with fellow security outfits remain vital to operational success.
Addressing border security and community relations, the new Controller assured stakeholders and host communities of his dedication to effective border management and improved regional security. He underscored the importance of collective responsibility and mutual cooperation in achieving the overarching mandate of the Nigeria Customs Service.
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