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Female Customs Officer Completes 35-day Motorbike Journey From Nigeria To Belgium
Female Customs Officer Ogboru completes her 35-day, cross-country motorbike journey from Nigeria to Belgium.
Ogboru, fondly known as Tracta 2, commenced her 10,265km-long journey from Nigeria to Belgium on 1st August 2025.
She crossed two continents and navigated through ten countries, before her triumphant arrival in Brussels.
Akpevwe Ogboru, an Assistant Comptroller of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), has completed a remarkable 35-day motorbike journey from Nigeria to Belgium that she undertook under the theme “Ride for Women Inclusivity and Cross-Border Research”.
While announcing her remarkable achievement, the NCS said that the arrival of Ogboru at the Nigerian Embassy in Brussels, Belgium at exactly 12:47 p.m. on Thursday September 4th 2025 was received with jubilation and admiration.
Ogboru, who is fondly known as Tracta 2, commenced her 10,265km-long journey from Nigeria to Belgium on 1st August 2025. She crossed two continents and navigated through ten countries, before her triumphant arrival in Brussels.
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Her expedition not only spotlights several important causes advancing gender inclusivity and amplifying girl child empowerment initiatives but also serves as a unique form of cross-border research.
“Beyond its advocacy goals, the ride also serves as a unique form of cross-border research, drawing attention to connectivity, mobility, and cultural exchange between nations.”
“As she continues her onward journey back to Nigeria, Tracta 2’s feat underscores the NCS commitment to supporting initiatives that promote resilience, innovation, and inclusivity.”
“The Comptroller General of Customs, Bashir Adewale Adeniyi MFR, on behalf of the Officers and Men of the Service, commends Assistant Comptroller Ogboru for her bravery and dedication and urges Nigerians to draw inspiration from her pioneering effort.”
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