Customs Commissions Rehabilitated Healthcare Centre in Modakeke
Customs Commissions Rehabilitated Healthcare Centre in Modakeke
The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), in line with its Corporate (CSR) and commitment to community development, has commissioned a rehabilitated healthcare facility in Modakeke, Osun State. This intervention aims to improve access to essential medical services and enhance the well-being of residents.
The commissioning ceremony, held on Saturday, 24 October 2026, was performed on behalf of the Comptroller-General of Customs, Bashir Adewale Adeniyi, MFR, fnipr, dsm, psc+, PhD, by the Acting Customs Area Controller of the Oyo/Osun Area Command, Deputy Comptroller Wale Moses Adewole.

Speaking at the event, the Comptroller-General, through his representative, underscored the importance of accessible and quality healthcare delivery, particularly in underserved communities. He noted that the rehabilitation reflects the Service’s broader commitment to complementing government efforts in strengthening public health infrastructure and improving the quality of life for Nigerians. He further emphasized that the NCS’s responsibilities extend beyond revenue generation and trade facilitation to include meaningful contributions to social and economic development. The CGC urged the community to take ownership of the facility, and ensure its sustainability for future generations.

Representing the Ogunsua of Modakeke, Chief Folorunsho Awoyomi of the Modakeke Traditional Council expressed appreciation to the NCS for the intervention, describing it as a welcome development that would significantly benefit the people. He highlighted the importance of partnerships between public institutions and host communities in addressing local needs and improving access to essential services.
Community members also expressed gratitude, noting that the rehabilitated facility would bring healthcare closer to residents and ease challenges in accessing medical attention. They called for effective management and maintenance to ensure lasting benefits.
This commissioning underscores the Nigeria Customs Service’s dedication to strengthening relationships with host communities through impactful CSR initiatives, while supporting national efforts to improve healthcare delivery and promote sustainable community development.

