The Nigerian Customs Service has demonstrated its commitment to giving back to the community through a recent charity visit to Gwandu Emirates primary school in Kebbi State.
On December 10, 2024, Comptroller Iheanacho Ernest Ojike, Customs Area Controller of Kebbi Command, donated writing materials and foodstuffs to over 1,700 pupils, emphasizing the importance of understanding the laws of the land and the impact of smuggling on the national economy.
A Gesture of Support
Malam Aminu Sani, the headmaster, praised the gesture as a form of support to the pupils, highlighting Nigeria Customs’ compassionate and responsible nature.
The representative of the Emirates Council, Alhaji Ibrahim Bashir KKB Galadiman Gwandu, also extended heartfelt blessings to the controller and his team for their kindness.
Empowering Future Leaders
The visit aimed to interact with the pupils, drawing their attention to the Customs mandate and its contribution to the national economy.
By supporting education, Nigeria Customs Service is empowering future leaders and promoting a culture of responsibility and compassion .
