Officers, men and stakeholders of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), Kirikiri Lighter Terminal Command, have celebrated the outgoing Acting Customs Area Controller, Deputy Comptroller of Customs Bolaji Lukman Adigun, following his redeployment to the Port Harcourt Area II Command, Onne Port.
The farewell ceremony was marked by goodwill messages, glowing tributes and expressions of appreciation for Adigun’s leadership, dedication and contributions to the development of the command during his tenure.
Speaking at the event, Acting Comptroller of the Western Marine Command, Deputy Comptroller of Customs Thomas Jonah, commended Adigun’s leadership qualities, recalling the professional lessons and valuable experiences he gained while serving under him as Deputy Comptroller of Administration.
Jonah expressed appreciation for the outgoing controller’s mentorship and prayed for his continued success, career advancement and greater accomplishments in the Nigeria Customs Service.
Other senior officers and stakeholders also praised Adigun for his commitment to duty, leadership style and positive impact on the command, while wishing him success in his new assignment.
In his response, Adigun expressed gratitude to officers, men and stakeholders for their support and cooperation throughout his tenure.
He urged them to extend the same level of commitment and cooperation to the incoming Customs Area Controller to ensure a smooth transition and sustain the progress recorded by the command.
The outgoing controller also reaffirmed his commitment to upholding the ideals of the Nigeria Customs Service and maintaining high standards of professionalism wherever he is assigned.
The ceremony featured the presentation of a commemorative gift by the command in recognition of his service, as well as a ceremonial cake-cutting session.
Adigun’s redeployment to the Port Harcourt Area II Command, Onne Port, marks a new phase in his career within the Nigeria Customs Service, with colleagues and stakeholders expressing optimism about his contributions to his new assignment.
The statement was signed by Chief Superintendent of Customs Victor Ogagbor, Public Relations Officer, Kirikiri Lighter Terminal Command, on behalf of the Acting Customs Area Controller.
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