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E-Editions Politics Metro Business Sports Editorial Columns Allure The Command’s boss also specifically credited
the enabling business environment created by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, particularly the relative stability in the
foreign exchange market.Related NewsApapa Customs records N323bn monthly revenue, sets new recordNPERA Act: Between
economic regulation and NPA’s statutory mandateEyesan: The return of the natives He explained that a more
predictable forex regime has allowed business operators to plan better, make informed decisions and conduct trade with
greater confidence while challenging officers to examine their individual contributions beyond routine revenue
generation. “In your Area of Responsibility, you must ask yourself, apart from the normal revenue generated by your
Unit, what is your own contribution in terms of intervention? What have I added?” he asked. He stressed the continued
importance of trade facilitation and ease of doing business describing the current operating environment as more
predictable and conducive to growth.He directed that disputes should be resolved promptly where consignments require
further scrutiny, officers must follow proper documentation and the Post Clearance Audit (PCA) process. On stakeholder
relations, Oshoba issued a clear directive, “When you interact with stakeholders, let them leave your office with hope
rather than despair. As a leader, do not allow anyone who comes to you to depart feeling hopeless or depressed. Give
people hope.”