In a standout showing for Nigeria’s cross-border trade, the Seme Area command of the Nigeria Customs Service reported a revenue haul of N3.4 billion for February 2026, with the month still in progress. Comptroller Wale Adenuga disclosed the figure during a stakeholders’ engagement meeting that included cross-border traders, farmers, and other key players.

Revenue: N3.48 (approx. N3.4) billion so far in February 2026, ongoing as of the report., Gathered at the Seme Border: The disclosure came during an interactive session with stakeholders, highlighting ongoing cross-border trade activities., Focus areas: The meeting emphasized agro-export activities and the role of farmers and traders in driving border revenue.

Seme Border, a vital gateway for Nigeria’s agricultural exports and imports, has seen renewed activity as agro-export volumes rise. The Customs command reiterated its commitment to facilitating legitimate trade while safeguarding revenue collections.