Federal Operations Unit, FOU, Zone ‘A’ of the Nigeria Customs Service
(NCS) said it intercepted contraband at the weekend.
The unit
Comptroller, Umar Dahiru, said that 4,911 bags of 50kg parboiled rice,
15,048 cartons of imported frozen poultry products, 1,884 kegs of
vegetable oil and 17 trucks of unprocessed teak wood valued at N572.1
million were seized from smugglers at different routes within its axis
of operation.
Dahiru added that three brand new Toyota Prado ‘jeeps’ were also
intercepted. The Nigeria Customs, it was gathered, had already asked the
agents of the vehicles to produce the vehicles’ documents to determine
their real status.
http://newtelegraphonline.com/customs-intercept-n572m-contraband/
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