Mr Anani expressed satisfaction with the command’s revenue performance.
Mr Alao said the customs service recorded successes in intercepting illegal arms and supporting efforts to curb illicit drug trafficking through ports and border stations.
Ms Enwereji called for faster mechanisms to resolve outstanding challenges affecting businesses.
She said the percentage was based on the volume of counterfeit and fake cosmetics, food and beverages confiscated.
The operation was carried out in collaboration with the NDLEA.
Customs is partnering with the World Bank Group under the Accelerated Revenue Mobilisation Reform Programme to equip its personnel with modern audit techniques.
The Amateur Basketball Academies organised a one-day training and trainers’ clinic for 20 academy coaches in Minna, Niger.
The command exceeded its 2025 revenue target of N1.524 trillion.
He said the agency had seized 503 cartons of pregabalin capsules IP 300mg, amounting to 11 million doses, over the past two months.
“If Nigeria develops a robust sugar sector, it could turn over $1 billion in annual imports into jobs, security, and industrial growth,” he said.
