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March 11, 2016
Aflao sector of CEPS exceeded revenue
target
Aflao (V/R), Nov. 17, GNA - The Aflao sector of the Customs
Excise and Preventive Service (CEPS) has exceeded its
revenue target for this year and has collected 298.8 billion
cedis as of October, as against the entire year’s projection
of 286.85 billion cedis.
Miss Yaa Kesiwaa Amponsah, an Assistant Commissioner of CEPS
in charge of the Aflao sector announced this on Thursday at
a ceremony marking the end of her duty tour.
Miss Amponsah, who handed over the command of the sector to
Mr Emmanuel Impraim, a Chief Collector, is being posted to
CEPS Headquarters in Accra as head of Administration and
Human Resource.
She commended Customs officers manning the sector,
comprising Havi, Akanu, Kpoglo and Dabala Junction, for
working tirelessly, resulting in the sector being adjudged
last year as the best in the country.
"Indeed, I shall never forget this as the icing on your
farewell cake for me", she said.
Miss Amponsah enjoined the officers to extend the same
cooperation to her successor, who was the second in command
of CEPS at the Kotoka International Airport.
Receiving his baton of authority, Mr Impraim, said his
predecessor's achievements were a challenge to him and urged
personnel to ensure the right working ethics towards higher
revenue attainments.
Present at the ceremony were Officers of the Togolese
Police, Customs and Immigration, led by Chef, P. Kpegba, who
called for the sustenance of the good working relationship
between them and their Ghanaian counterparts.
Miss Amponsah was the first female Assistant Commissioner of
CEPS to have headed the Aflao sector.
GNA
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