Apapa Customs N2.93trn Revenue 2025
Analysis based on 7 articles · First reported Jan 07, 2026 · Last updated Jan 08, 2026
The significant increase in revenue collection by the Nigeria — Nigeria Customs Service's Apapa Area Command is a positive indicator for the Nigerian economy, potentially boosting government finances and investor confidence in trade operations. Improved trade facilitation and enforcement measures are expected to enhance efficiency and reduce illicit trade, benefiting legitimate businesses and the overall market environment in Nigeria.
The Apapa Area Command of the Nigeria — Nigeria Customs Service reported a revenue collection of N2.93 trillion in 2025, marking a 24.32% increase from the N2.36 trillion generated in 2024. This achievement reinforces the command's status as Nigeria's leading revenue hub. Customs Area Controller Emmanuel Oshoba attributed this success to effective leadership, disciplined manpower, and the strategic deployment of technology, including the Unified Customs Management System (B'Odogwu). The command also intensified trade facilitation efforts through the Authorised Economic Operator (AEO) Programme and the One-Stop Shop (OSS) initiative. In terms of enforcement, 53 containers of illicit drugs and prohibited items, with a Duty Paid Value of N12.6 billion, were intercepted and handed over to agencies like the Nigeria — National Drug Law Enforcement Agency and the United States — Food and Drug Administration. Looking ahead, the command expressed optimism for even greater revenue milestones in 2026.
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