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Najeem Ogundeji Assumes Duty As New Customs Head in Kwara

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    Deputy Comptroller of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) Najeem Akanmu Ogundeyi has assumed as head of the Kwara Area Command of the agency.

    Najeem is to serve in an acting capacity following the retirement of the outgoing Area Controller, Comptroller Faith Mathew Ojeifo.

    This was disclosed to the pressmen on Tuesday via a statement signed by the Command’s Spokesperson, SM Suleiman.

    The statement read in detail:

    The outgoing Customs Area Controller, Comptroller Faith Mathew Ojeifo, formally handed over to the incoming Acting Area Controller, who assumed the role with enthusiasm.

    In his handover speech, Comptroller Ojeifo expressed sincere appreciation to all officers and men of the Command, sister security agencies, and stakeholders for their immense cooperation during his tenure.

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    “Together, we recorded commendable achievements in revenue generation, enforcement, and service delivery,” he said.

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    The outgoing Controller added that he has absolute confidence in the leadership capacity, experience, and professionalism of the Acting Controller, DC Najeem Akanmu Ogundeyi. He urged all officers and men to accord him maximum support, loyalty, and cooperation to enable his success.

    “I remain grateful to the Comptroller General of Customs for the opportunity to serve, and I wish Kwara Command continued peace, progress, and operational excellence,” he concluded.

    The Acting Area Controller, DC Najeem Akanmu Ogundeyi, expressed appreciation to the Comptroller General of Customs, Bashir Adewale Adeniyi MFR, FNIPR, PhD, and his management team for giving him this rare opportunity to serve the nation in this capacity.

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    He also extended sincere appreciation and commendation to Comptroller Faith Mathew Ojeifo (rtd) for his outstanding dedication, professionalism, and exemplary leadership throughout his tenure. His unwavering commitment to duty, discipline, and service has laid a strong foundation upon which this Command will continue to build.

    “As I assume this office, I am fully aware of the responsibilities and challenges it entails. I do not take this assignment lightly, and I am committed to upholding the standards, values, and excellence of the Service. With the cooperation and support of officers and men, we will continue to achieve our shared objectives.”

    The Acting CAC emphasized that he strongly believes in teamwork, professionalism, transparency, and discipline as the pillars of effective leadership. He reiterated that his leadership approach will be anchored on mutual respect, strict adherence to rules and regulations, and an unwavering commitment to effective service delivery. Every officer and personnel will be motivated to give their utmost best, recognizing that our collective effort is central to our success.

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    The successor called on all officers to extend to him the same level of cooperation, support, and dedication accorded to his predecessor.

    “Together, we shall work diligently to sustain existing achievements, address emerging challenges, and advance the progress of this Command.”

    *SM Suleiman*

    Deputy Superintendent of Customs

    Nigeria Customs Service Kwara Area Command

    Tuesday, 16 December 2025

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