The Comptroller General of Nigeria Customs Service, Mr Bashir Adewale Adeniyi, Monday, said the service is determined to ensure welfare of officers.
Adeniyi who stated this at the commissioning and hand -over of houses to beneficiaries of Coop Pacesetter Estate built for Customs officers in Oyo/ Osun area command at Ajoda, Ibadan, stated that 5,000 housing units is to be provided for officers across the country
He stated that the provision of welfare packages to boost morale of customs officers across the country remains his priority.
“NCS has embarked on ambitious projects which aim to construct 5,000 housing units nationwide. The visionary initiatives seek to provide a stable foundation imploring them to invest in their families and future,” he said.
He added: “NCS has instituted an array of welfare programmes initiatives, recognition and awards instituted to celebrate exceptional performance, dedication and achievements which serve as catalyst to boost morale and motivation.
“Concurrently, community engagement initiatives actively encourage our officers to partake in social responsibility support programmes, recognising the interconnectedness of personal and professional lives, extend services and benefits to the families of our officers.”
He stated that, “Through these initiatives, Customs will foster an environment where our officers would not only flourish in their professional capacities but also experience profound sense of well-being and fulfillment.”