The newly appointed Customs Area Controller, DCC NURA IBRAHIM MIKO, paid a courtesy visit to the Headquarters of the Ports Authority Police (Western) Command, Lagos, as part of efforts to strengthen inter-agency collaboration and enhance security within the nation's maritime domain.
Upon arrival at the Command Headquarters, DCC Miko was warmly received by the Commissioner of Police, Ports Authority Police Command, CP Oluwatoyin Iyabode Agbaminoja, psc, mnips, alongside members of the Command's management team. The visit provided an opportunity for both agencies to reaffirm their commitment to promoting a secure, efficient, and trade-friendly port environment.
During the meeting, discussions centered on strengthening cooperation between the Nigeria Customs Service and the Nigeria Police Force in the areas of port security, intelligence sharing, cargo protection, anti-smuggling operations, and the prevention of maritime-related crimes. Both parties emphasized the critical role of inter-agency synergy in safeguarding national economic interests and facilitating legitimate trade through the nation's seaports.
The Commissioner of Police congratulated DCC Miko on his appointment and assured him of the Command's continued support in the discharge of his duties. She noted that effective collaboration among stakeholders remains vital to addressing emerging security challenges within the ports and ensuring the safety of port users, critical infrastructure, and maritime assets.
In his remarks, DCC Miko expressed appreciation for the warm reception accorded him by the Command and commended the Ports Authority Police (Western) Command for its contributions to maintaining law and order within the port environment. He reiterated the Nigeria Customs Service's commitment to working closely with the Police and other relevant agencies to improve operational efficiency, enhance security, and facilitate seamless trade operations.
The Ports Authority Police (Western) Command remains committed to fostering strategic partnerships with sister agencies and stakeholders towards ensuring a safe, secure, and prosperous maritime sector.
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