JUST IN: Ogun NASS Members Visit Customs Training School, Thumbs Up Abiodun

Ogun State federal legislators have Applauded Gov Abiodun For Launching State Into Global Aviation Hub. Speaking after inspecting the ongoing Nigeria Customs Training School, located at the Gateway International Airport on Ilishan-Iperu Road in Ikenne Local Government Area, the Senator representing Ogun Central Senatorial District, Sen. Shuaib Afolabi Salis, commended the governor for influencing the siting of the Customs Training School in the state. ..Read Full Article

Salis noted that the establishment of the institute was an indication that the state is on the right track, adding that the multiplier effects of the project would be felt even in the future.

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He said, “We are here to see how the project is progressing, and I must say we are highly elated. We want to have a full appreciation of the legacy project that was initiated by Governor Dapo Abiodun, and you can see that the customs project complements the Gateway International Airport fittingly.

“We are also here as members of the National Assembly and stakeholders who are representatives of Ogun State to see what we can do to support this project, which is, though a federal project, located in our state.

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“We want to support it through appropriation and suggestions to ensure that it is completed even ahead of schedule. We are also here to get feedback on what we think should be done to improve the project and to thank the governor for what he has done to put our state on the global aviation landscape, and now he has also done it with the Customs.”

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The senator also appreciated President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for approving the establishment of the world-class customs institution in the state, emphasizing that apart from complementing the developmental drive of the Abiodun administration, it would showcase the state at the global level.

“We have made some suggestions to the contractor and expressed our happiness with the local content in the project. When we go back, we will meet with the Comptroller General of Customs to assure him of our support,” he added….Read Full Article

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