The Eastern Marine Command (EMC) of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) has collaborated with the Association of Heads of Federal Government Establishments (AHFGE) to host a Work-Life Balance and Aerobic Exercise event. The initiative aims to promote physical health, teamwork, and camaraderie among officers and staff.
Held at the EMC headquarters in Port Harcourt, the event featured a Work-Life Balance session, where experts shared strategies for managing time and reducing stress. This was followed by aerobic workouts and team-building exercises designed to foster collaboration and interpersonal connections.
*Comptroller Chika Dim’s Remarks*
Comptroller Chika Dim, the Customs Area Controller (CAC) of the EMC, emphasized the importance of holistic wellness in improving productivity. He stated, “We are committed to ensuring our officers are not only physically fit but also mentally resilient. A healthy workforce is a productive workforce, and this initiative reflects the Service’s renewed focus on staff welfare and morale.”
*AHFGE’s Appreciation*
Representing the Rivers State chapter of AHFGE, Vice-Chairman Abdul-Salami Babatunde expressed gratitude to the CAC for his dedication to officers’ well-being. The AHFGE Chairperson, Ifeyinwa James, commended the EMC for championing initiatives that enhance work culture and staff motivation.
*A Promising Partnership*
Participants praised the event for being both energizing and impactful. In response, the EMC and AHFGE pledged to make the initiative a monthly fixture, reinforcing their joint commitment to cultivating a healthy and motivated workforce. This partnership is expected to have a positive impact on the well-being and productivity of officers in the Nigeria Customs Service .
