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Global recognition for Nigeria Customs as ‘Customs Cares’ CSR initiative wins Commonwealth Gold Award

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L-R: Abdullahi Aliyu Maiwada, National PRO, Nigeria Customs Service, Timi Bomodi, Deputy Comptroller-General of Customs (DCG), Roger Wolens, President, Green Apple Awards, Mbiduffu Ibrahim, Comptroller in Charge of CSR, Prof John Struthers, University of West Scotland and Chris Adetayo, Consultant CSR at the Commonwealth CSR Awards held at the Bargeddie International Hub, Bargeddie, Scotland, United Kingdom on Friday 31, July 2026.

The award honours organisations with measurable, sustainable and community-driven interventions that advance the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.

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