New Leader of Tin-Can Port Sets Eyes on N801 Billion Revenue Goal

Embarking on a transformative journey at the helm of Tin-Can Island Port, Dera Nnadi, the freshly appointed Customs Area Controller, sets his sights on an audacious goal – steering the command towards achieving an impressive annual revenue target of N801 billion. 

With a clear vision and resolute determination, Nnadi is eager to amplify the revenue collection of the command from the present 52 per cent to a remarkable 100 per cent before the calendar turns to a new year.

Ambitious Revenue Targets

The new leader, Dera Nnadi, takes charge at Tin-Can Island Port, with a vision defined by ambitious financial objectives. 

His focus is firmly set on reaching the astronomical annual revenue target of N801 billion. Nandi also intends to harness the full potential of the command’s revenue capabilities.

Nnadi pledges vigilance while countering challenges 

More so, Nnadi acknowledged the hurdles posed by the fluctuating exchange rate and the limited time of three months.

He also upon all stakeholders to rally together and assist in achieving the colossal annual revenue goal.

The new commander further commits the command to combat economic saboteurs and illicit imports, vowing for an open-door policy for legitimate traders while remaining intolerant of undue interference in trade matters.

 “He pledged to rebrand the command and that his leadership would not tolerate undue interference in trade matters.”

Embracing the challenging yet exciting voyage ahead, the new leader seeks collaboration and active participation from stakeholders to manoeuvre through the remaining months and attain the envisioned financial horizon for Tin-Can Island Port. 

With strong determination and a comprehensive strategy, he aims to leave no stone unturned to ensure the command’s revenue sails smoothly towards its destined goal.

FAQs

What is the ambitious annual revenue target set by Dera Nnadi for Tin-Can Island Port?

Dera Nnadi, the newly appointed Customs area controller of Tin-Can Island Port, has set an audacious annual revenue target of N801 billion for the command.

What is the current revenue collection percentage for the Tin-Can Island Port command?

The current revenue collection percentage for the Tin-Can Island Port command stands at 52 per cent.

What challenges does Nnadi acknowledge in achieving the revenue target?

Nnadi acknowledges the challenges posed by the fluctuating exchange rate and the limited time of three months to achieve the revenue target.

What measures does Nnadi plan to implement to counter economic saboteurs and illicit imports?

Nnadi plans to implement an open-door policy for legitimate traders while cracking down on fraudulent importers, illicit importation, and smuggling to achieve the revenue target.