COWA PTML Reaffirms Commitment to Welfare, Empowerment of Customs Families
By Abass Quadri
The Customs Officers’ Wives Association, PTML Chapter, has restated its commitment to advancing welfare and empowerment initiatives for officers’ wives and families as it begins a new chapter of service.
The reaffirmation was made during a gathering of officers and men of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), COWA executives, and other stakeholders at the PTML Command on Thursday, 18 June 2026.
Speaking at the event, the Acting Chairperson of COWA PTML, Hajiya Nabila Miko, emphasised the association’s resolve to sustain ongoing programmes while expanding initiatives to improve the lives of officers’ wives and their families.
She acknowledged the contributions of her predecessor, Mrs Ifeoluwa Anani, noting that her tenure laid a solid foundation for the chapter’s growth and impact.
“My predecessor, Mrs Ifeoluwa Anani, served with passion and integrity, and the impact of her tenure is visible across all our programmes. I am committed to building on the achievements and successes of her administration while also breaking new ground for the promotion of COWA objectives and the enhancement of the welfare of Customs officers’ wives,” she said.
In his remarks, the Acting Customs Area Controller of PTML Command, Deputy Comptroller of Customs Nura Miko, described COWA as a vital partner in advancing the welfare of officers and strengthening family support systems within the Service.
“I also use this opportunity to thank the COWA National President, Mrs Kikelomo Adeniyi, for her visionary leadership that continues to strengthen all chapters nationwide. Her guidance is felt all over the service,” he said.
Participants at the event expressed optimism about the chapter’s future and reiterated their support for initiatives geared towards empowerment, unity, and improved welfare for Customs families.
