Comptroller, Nigeria Customs Service, Olugboyega Peters of the WESTERN marine command, Nigeria Customs Service with heaps of Cannabis Sativa and other contraband items seized by the Command in Lagos …
on Thursday. Photo: NCSThe Nigerian Customs Service, Western Marine Command, says it seized various contraband goods worth N1.06bn in the first quarter of 2020.
He added that the achievement of the command was an indication of an increase in anti-smuggling activities. Giving a breakdown of the seized goods, he said 1,816 bags of rice with a duty of N38.13m; 733 cartons of poultry products with a duty of N7.42m; 104 bales of second-hand clothing with a duty valued N4.39m and 665 bales of textile material with duty worth N2.09m, were confiscated.
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