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Nigeria Customs Service Kicks Off 2026 PR Conference in Port Harcourt, Seeks Stronger Media Partnership

The Nigeria Customs Service Public Relations Unit has launched its 2026 PR Conference in Port Harcourt, highlighting the need for close collaboration with journalists across the South-East and South-South regions. Under the theme “Realigning Corporate Communication as a Strategic Driver of Institutional Effectiveness and Public Trust,” the event brought together PR officers from Customs Commands nationwide for a media parley on July 21, 2026. Speakers praised the Comptroller General’s support and urged balanced, transparent reporting to promote accountability, border security, and economic growth. They described the conference as an interactive platform to deepen professionalism and public trust. Organizers welcomed the role of media stakeholders as critical partners in national development and encouraged open dialogue to strengthen Customs operations and public awareness.

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hala

How can journalists in the South-East and South-South best contribute to this corporate communication realignment?

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kris

True talk, our South-East scribes fit boost this realignment by shining light on Customs moves with fresh reports.

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yemi

It's interesting to see Customs prioritize media partnerships, though past conference commitments in Port Harcourt often fell short on tangible outcomes.

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prince

This PR conference feels more like a publicity stunt than genuine effort to address media concerns in those regions.

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jesse

Journalists could form regional working groups after the conference to ensure consistent feedback loops with Customs headquarters.

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