The Comptroller-General of Customs Service, Bashir Adewale Adeniyi, has initiated a one-month training course on weapon handling for 67 Customs personnel, comprising senior and junior officers.
In the opening ceremony held at the Customs Training College Ikeja on Monday, Adeniyi, represented by the Zone A Coordinator, Hammi Swomen, advised the officers to see the course as an opportunity to learn.
This was disclosed in a post shared on the Customs Facebook page on Tuesday.
The statement read, “You have been selected from a large group of officers, which says a lot about all of you that are here.
“I want you to embrace everything that will be taught here, from weapon etiquette, weapon handling and all other training you will receive here.
“ACG Swomen assured the officers of the CGC’s commitment to the officer’s welfare while emphasising that the only way to appreciate the gesture is a commitment to service.
“Very soon, you will see more initiatives in terms of it. The only way you can repay him is to be committed and diligent at your duty post.”
