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Customs Service Concludes 2025 PR Workshop in Kano, Awards PR Officers

The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) has concluded its 2025 Public Relations Officers Workshop in Kano, with a call on officers to embrace professionalism, resilience, and innovation in projecting the Service’s image and building trust with stakeholders.

The five-day workshop, which brought together Public Relations Officers, communication experts, and seasoned resource persons, focused on strengthening transparency, and aligning PR functions with the Service’s modernization drive.

The workshop provided a platform for knowledge sharing between officers, academics, and media practitioners, while also offering participants practical insights into modern communication dynamics.

The National PRO of Customs, Assistant Comptroller Abdullahi Maiwada, expressed gratitude to all attendees and facilitators, noting that the achievements recorded during the workshop reflected the collective dedication of all participants.

The Comptroller-General of Customs, Adewale Adeniyi, represented by the Area Controller of the Kano/Jigawa Command, Comptroller Abubakar Dalhatu, commended participants for their commitment and shared encouraging feedback received during the workshop.

He stressed the importance of consistency in communication, saying, “The message for all PROs of the Nigeria Customs Service is that we still have a lot of work to do. We have many upright officers with integrity. It is our responsibility and duty to continue to push this narrative.”

The workshop culminated in a cultural and educational tour of Kano State, where participants visited Minjibir Park, explored the historic Gidan Makama Museum and Gidan Dan Hausa, and experienced traditional dances and entertainment.

The tour underscored the Service’s commitment to professional growth and cultural connection and appreciation.

The workshop also recognized the outstanding performance of PR officers, who were awarded for their dedication and commitment to projecting the Service’s image.

The NCS’s efforts to improve its public relations and communication strategies are expected to enhance its image and build trust with stakeholders.

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