New Katsina NCS boss tasks officers on professionalism, work ethics
Muhammad Umar, the newly deployed Customs Area Controller (CAC), in Katsina State, has charged officers of the command to imbibe the highest standard of professionalism and work ethics.
Mr Umar, according to a statement on Friday in Katsina, gave the charge while addressing officers of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), Katsina command.
The CAC thanked the Acting Controller General of the Customs (CGC), Bashir Adewale, for the privilege given to him to serve the country through his new posting.
Mr Umar took over as the Customs Area Controller from his predecessor Compt. M. N. Musa on September 13.
The acting CGC recently appointed and deployed some management staff and Comptrollers for optimal operational efficiency in the service.
According to the statement, before Mr Umar’s promotion to the rank of Comptroller, he was once an acting comptroller special duties at the headquarters Abuja.
“He also served as substantive controller of Plateau, Nassarawa, Benue, Kano, and Jigawa States.
“Until his present posting, he was Comptroller Admin at the Zonal Headquarters, Zone ‘B’ Kaduna,” the statement added.
(NAN)
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