Comptroller-General of the Nigeria Customs Service, Adewale Adeniyi, has pledged to raise the reputation of the Service, making it a model public institution.
Speaking at the launch of the Customs Reputation Management Handbook in Abuja, Adeniyi urged officers to become brand ambassadors, emphasizing that reputation is key to achieving institutional goals.
He said the handbook offers practical tools to enhance professionalism, transparency, and public trust in Customs operations.
The initiative, praised by the Nigerian Institute of Public Relations, marks a new chapter in restoring the Service’s image nationwide and globally.
