Customs Honours Trade Modernisation Project Ltd for Advancing Tech Innovations

Customs Honours Trade Modernisation Project Ltd for Advancing Tech Innovations
CGC Bashir Adewale Adeniyi (middle), Chief of Defence Staff, General Christopher Musa (left) and the Managing Director of TMP, Dr Jummai Umar-Ajijola

The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) has recognised Trade Modernisation Project (TMP) Limited for its significant contributions to enhancing the Service’s technological capabilities, particularly in driving ICT-based customs operations.

The recognition was conferred during the International Customs Day celebration held at the Customs House Auditorium in Maitama, Abuja.

The event, themed “Customs Delivering in its Commitment to Efficiency, Security and Prosperity,” provided a platform to honour TMP Limited for its partnership in the ongoing deployment of the newly developed B’odogwu application, aimed at revolutionising customs processes in Nigeria.

In his address, the Comptroller General of Customs (CGC), Adewale Adeniyi, MFR, underscored the pivotal role of technology in modernising customs operations, improving trade efficiency, and enhancing revenue collection.

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He emphasised that collaborations such as the one with TMP Limited were instrumental in transforming the Service’s operations.

“As part of our drive for efficiency, we have modernised our processes, and through collaborations like this, we have significantly improved trade facilitation, risk management, and overall performance,” CGC Adeniyi stated.

Receiving the award, TMP Limited’s Managing Director, Dr Jummai Umar-Ajijola, expressed gratitude for the recognition, describing it as a testament to her team’s dedication to simplifying customs procedures through cutting-edge technological solutions.

“This award reflects our commitment to delivering innovative solutions that simplify customs procedures, reduce clearance delays, and enhance revenue collection. We value our partnership with the NCS and remain committed to pushing the boundaries of digital transformation in trade,” she remarked.

The International Customs Day celebration also recognised outstanding customs officers in revenue generation, technology, and innovation, as well as key stakeholders who have contributed to the Service’s success.

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Speaking at the event, the Chief of Defence Staff (CDS), General Christopher Musa, commended the Customs Service for its indispensable role in national security and trade facilitation.

“Security cannot be achieved without Customs because you are involved in every aspect of trade and border control.

Your adoption of technology and commitment to national security are commendable, and we in the Armed Forces will continue to support your efforts,” General Musa stated.

Tersoo Agber

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