Tin Can Customs generates N111.2bn revenue
The Customs Area Controller of Tincan Island Port Command, Nigeria Customs Service, Comptroller Joe Anani, has disclosed that the command collected recorded N111.2 billion in May 2026.
Comptroller Anani, who attributed this revenue feat to the operational strategies established by his predecessor, Assistant Comptroller-General Frank Onyeka, made this known during a recent media review on the performance of the command, using the opportunity to outline his vision for an inclusive and transparent administration.
Anani note that the command was already on a steady growth trajectory before his assumption of office.
On trade compliance, the controller reiterated the command’s commitment to enforcing the provisions of the Nigeria Customs Service Act 2023, stressing that adherence to import regulations would remain non-negotiable under his leadership.
He disclosed that the command would continue to leverage ongoing Customs modernisation initiatives and deploy technology-driven solutions aimed at simplifying cargo clearance processes and improving operational efficiency.
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He said the May revenue performance reflected improved compliance by importers, enhanced operational effectiveness, and the dedication of officers and men of the command to national revenue generation objectives.
Anani expressed confidence that the command would consolidate on its current momentum and surpass previous revenue milestones in the months ahead, thereby contributing significantly to the Federal Government’s fiscal targets.
He assured stakeholders that his administration would sustain the gains achieved by previous leadership while introducing measures aimed at enhancing efficiency, compliance, and trade facilitation at the nation’s second busiest seaport.
According to him, stakeholder engagement will remain a key pillar of his administration, with particular emphasis on maintaining a strong partnership with the media as a critical ally in promoting transparency and accountability.
The Customs Area Controller reaffirmed the command’s commitment to constructive engagement with all stakeholders, stating that stronger collaboration among Customs, port users, and the media would further strengthen trade facilitation, revenue generation, and economic growth.
