Customs Boss Bags PR Impact Award 

Customs Boss Bags PR Impact Award 

The Comptroller General (C-G) of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), Adewale Bashir Adeniyi, has bagged a Public Relations (PR) Impact Award.

 

Adeniyi was presented the award of excellence for his 100 days of impactful PR at the 2024 SABRE African Public Relations Association (APRA) Award, and Annual conference held at Côte d’Ivoire.

 

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the SABRE awards, which started in 2017, recognises excellence in public relations, engagement, credibility and relationship building

 

In a statement issued by NCS’s Spokesperson, Abdullahi Maiwada, on Monday in Abuja, he quoted the C-G saying that the feat was an inspiration for him to do more to reposition customs for effective service delivery.

 

Maiwada said that bagging the SABRE award was a demonstration of attaining the highest level of creativity, integrity, and effectiveness in both public relations and governance.

 

“It is the largest continental awards competition for the public relations industry in Africa,” he said.

 

He said that the C-G has expressed confidence that APRA would continue to grow stronger in driving professionalism in the PR sector.

 

He quoted the C-G saying,”I am very grateful for this recognition, but I hope that this will inspire us in NCS, and will provide impactful leadership in governance in Nigeria.”

 

The C-G is a fellow of the Nigerian Institute of Public Relations (NIPR) and an active member of the African Public Relations Association (APRA)

 

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