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Nigeria Customs Moves To Expand B’Odogwu Platform

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Last updated: 2025/03/07 at 11:31 PM
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…Promises Seamless Rollout In Apapa, Tincan Area Commands
The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) said it is set to expand its modernisation initiative with the nationwide rollout of the B’Odogwu platform following its pilot implementation at the Port Terminal Multi-Services Limited (PTML) Area Command.
The Comptroller General of Customs (CGC), Adewale Adeniyi, disclosed this during the pre-launch high-level stakeholders’ engagement at Apapa Area Command.
He reaffirmed the service’s commitment to a seamless transition despite initial challenges.
He noted that the launch at PTML command experienced a number of hitches, but the implementation team was on hand to address some of them.
“With your cooperation, support, and understanding, we will address all those challenges together. Our leadership team have established implementation benchmarks with clearly defined success criteria and contingency plan.”
Speaking on the next rollout phase, the CGC underscored the service’s determination to move forward without setbacks.
“There is no looking backwards. We are focused on rolling out this platform. We have learned valuable lessons from PTML, and now, we are in the main place, and we want to ensure that the implementation will be seamless moving forward”, he said.
He noted that the service, in collaboration with the banks, is working towards integrating PAAR and Form ‘M’, which were not included in the PTML pilot. “Once we capture that, we can conveniently say that we have captured almost 70-80% of our operations”, he added.
The CGC expressed optimism, citing the success recorded in PTML, where over 16,000 declarations were processed, generating revenue in excess of N120 billion within three months. He assured stakeholders that the system is robust and designed to improve efficiency and revenue generation.
The Deputy Comptroller-General in charge of ICT and Modernisation, DCG Kikelomo Adeola, highlighted the platform’s stability, stating, “Since its introduction, B’Odogwu has recorded zero downtime.”
She also stressed the importance of training to prevent system abuse, affirming that continuous training sessions are planned for stakeholders.
The Zonal Coordinator, Zone ‘A’, ACG Charles Orbih, emphasised collective responsibility in making the platform successful. He stated that the initiative’s success depends on how well it is embraced.
Similarly, the Customs Area Controller (CAC), Apapa Area Command,  Comptroller Babatunde Olomu assured that officers and stakeholders are well prepared.

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TAGGED: ACG Charles Orbih, Adewale Adeniyi, B’Odogwu platform, DCG Kikelomo Adeola, Port Terminal Multi-Services Limited, The Comptroller-General of Customs (CGC), The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS)
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