By Wisdom JONNY-NUEKPEThe Customs Division of Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) mobilised a total amount of GH¢56billion as tax revenue in the 2025 operational year, Commissioner of Customs Brigadier-General Glover Ashong Annan has said. Last year, the Customs Division was given a minimum target of GH¢60billion from the overall revenue target of more than GH¢200billion. As Ghana joined the international community under the World Customs Organisation’s auspices to mark International Customs Day, the Deputy Minister urged Customs officers to recommit themselves to transparency, accountability and patriotism. World Customs Day is celebrated annually on January 26 to recognise the role of Customs officials in managing border security, facilitating trade and collecting duties. Established by the World Customs Organisation (WCO) in 1953, it highlights the importance of Customs in economic growth and supply chain security.