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The Murtala Muhammed International Airport command of the Nigeria Customs Service says its officers intercepted fake $1.2 million notes, 148 drones, and five cryptocurrency machines in Lagos.
“The command also handed over 148 pieces of unmanned aerial vehicles also known as drones, 112 military hardware and accessories, two bulletproof helmets and two military vests to the 81 division of the Nigerian Army in Lagos,” NAN quoted Orbih as saying.“The counterfeited foreign currencies were handed over to the EFCC’s assistant commander, Oguzi Moses.
The area commander said the NCS generated N19 billion in revenue between January and April this year, adding that there was a 67 percent increase in collection when juxtaposed with 2023.
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