Tin Can Island Port Records Record-Breaking Revenue “N128bn” in May 2024

The Tin Can Island Port Area Command of the Nigeria Customs Service has announced a remarkable achievement in revenue generation for May 2024, amassing a total of ₦128.4 billion. This figure not only surpasses expectations but also marks a significant milestone compared to the same month last year.

According to a statement from the Command’s Public Relations Officer, Oscar Ivara, the impressive revenue was driven by the dedicated leadership of Comptroller Frank Okechukwu Onyeka. Since he assumed duty, the command has consistently recorded exceptional performances across all areas of its responsibilities.

The statement highlighted that since the beginning of the year, Tin Can Island Port has been on a steady upward trajectory in revenue collection. Stakeholders’ engagement efforts have also been lauded as outstanding, contributing to these stellar results.

In detail, the May 2024 revenue of ₦128,446,323,224.79 represents a substantial increase from the ₦92,671,603,418.04 recorded in May 2023. Furthermore, the command’s revenue for April 2025 reached an impressive ₦145 billion, a notable rise from the ₦95.5 billion collected in April 2024.

Comptroller Onyeka emphasised that his primary goal is to promote seamless revenue generation while facilitating legitimate trade. He reiterated that trade must align with economic safety and security standards, ensuring that it benefits the nation.

Since resuming his role at the command, Comptroller Onyeka has aligned with the policies of the Comptroller-General of Customs, Adewale Adeniyi. Under his leadership, the command has experienced consistent month-to-month improvements in revenue, reaffirming its commitment to effective trade facilitation and revenue collection.

This outstanding performance underscores the Nigeria Customs Service’s commitment to enhancing the nation’s revenue and promoting economic growth through strategic leadership and effective stakeholder engagement

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