sacramento1212:
Propaganda. How much is the cost of the consignment that will warrant $400,000 bribe?

sacramento1212:
Propaganda. How much is the cost of the consignment that will warrant $400,000 bribe?

bizzibodi:

I f I use NCAN scanners now it will confirm it yur kinsmen that import this dangerous drugs.

BoneBlogger:
The Nigerian Customs Service (NCS) said yesterday that it had intercepted 40 by 40 feet containers laden with Tramadol and other dangerous pharmaceutical products worth over N7.3billion.

A large number of the dangerous drugs, NCS said, were imported into the country by some scrupulous importers from India to endanger the health of the nation.

Attempt by the importers to bribe Customs officers with over $400,000 (about N150million), to effect the release of just one container out of the 40 seized, it was gathered, was rebuffed by the officers.

Addressing reporters at the Apapa command of the Service while displaying the dollars yesterday, its Comptroller-General, Col. Hameed Ali (retd), said NCS has also impounded two helicopters that can be used for nefarious activities.

One of the helicopters with registration number SN-BLI, the Customs helmsman said, was intended for export, and was concealed in container number PONU7789246, while the second helicopter, a Cessna 182A, was imported into the country from the United States of America for unknown assignment.

Ali said the first helicopter was falsely declared as 388 bags of cashew nuts, while the second was concealed in container number MRKU 4457663 before they were intercepted by some vigilant and patriotic officers of the command.

Its importation, Ali said, violates Section 36 of the Customs and Excise Management Act (CEMA), Cap C45, LFN 2004 over failure to provide End-User-Certificate from the offices of the National Security Adviser and approval from the Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority.

Investigation, the CGC said, was ongoing to fish out the owners of the two helicopters.

See more; https://www.nationalhelm.co/2018/11/nigeria-customs-intercepts-tramadol-worth-n7-3b.html

sacramento1212:
Propaganda. How much is the cost of the consignment that will warrant $400,000 bribe?

atikulated2019:
jeez
jubril please increase the Gandollars so customs go release hoe trams na
Boys Don dey ask of trams since
and you need am to straff Aisha for the Oza room bro
Jubril self

Tetehjewels:


Those days under Buhari you dare not give or receive bribe. Try it and even those in your office will report you.

The consciousness to be corruption free was very high that everyone sat up and behaved because you don't know who is watching you.

Nigeria was great back then. Sanity and order prevailed. After then, we rapidly declined in all things good and noble

chiagozien:
Nigeria witchhunting igbos since 1914,

why should they seized those goods.




Stupid country.

sacramento1212:
Propaganda. How much is the cost of the consignment that will warrant $400,000 bribe?

chiagozien:
Nigeria witchhunting igbos since 1914,

why should they seized those goods.




Stupid country.

iammo:
Custom boss, Colonel Hammed Ibrahim Ali really gave smugglers a good run for their money. That goat looking man even seized sarakis bullet proof SUVs, stopped the alleged IPOB BSS smuggled pump action riffle. Chased rice importers even into their warehouses in the cities, and lastly improved the customs remittances into the federation account. The old ways of Atiku customs days are over

iammo:
Custom boss, Colonel Hammed Ibrahim Ali really gave smugglers a good run for their money. That goat looking man even seized sarakis bullet proof SUVs, stopped the alleged IPOB BSS smuggled pump action riffle. Chased rice importers even into their warehouses in the cities, and lastly improved the customs remittances into the federation account. The old ways of Atiku customs days are over

chiagozien:
ask your father that.

Bitterleafsoup:
During Buharis time thr VP was the only one working, Buhari was running up and down to Saudia and Chad, like he did in 3 years now accomplishing nothing and wasting resources. Why do you think they over throw him, he knew nothing and everything was falling apart, like now.
This time we will over throw him back to Sudan I mean Daura

Bitterleafsoup:
Some sanity indeed, a

Tetehjewels:


I don't have to type and sound childish as you do to pass my point across.

A man chose his VP who is expected to compliment him and that team worked then as it is working now.

Whatsoever his VP does is not devoid of his approval so in essence his VP worked as an extension of him and not a separate entity.

Luckily many Nigerians know better and do not engage in childish politics as you obviously do.

We know what we want and the person who gave us a taste of what we wanted back then was Buhari. We savoured the taste and now want more than a taste.

He will win this election and it would be proof to childish minded people like you, that Nigerians are serious now and have done away with childishness

Bitterleafsoup:
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Tetehjewels:
This is the Nigeria I used to know. This is the Nigeria I want and this is the Nigeria we will become under Buhari.

A Nigeria where bribe taking is a taboo and and bribe giving is a crime and condemnable.

Reminds me of WAI in those days.

Thank you Buhari for bringing some sanity back

Greatidonis:

^^^^^^ Yeye talk when all over our international airport they are asking for ogunje bribe openly in broad day light.... Story!

Tetehjewels:


Those days under Buhari you dare not give or receive bribe. Try it and even those in your office will report you.

The consciousness to be corruption free was very high that everyone sat up and behaved because you don't know who is watching you.

Nigeria was great back then. Sanity and order prevailed. After then, we rapidly declined in all things good and noble

BoneBlogger:
The Nigerian Customs Service (NCS) said yesterday that it had intercepted 40 by 40 feet containers laden with Tramadol and other dangerous pharmaceutical products worth over N7.3billion.

A large number of the dangerous drugs, NCS said, were imported into the country by some scrupulous importers from India to endanger the health of the nation.

Attempt by the importers to bribe Customs officers with over $400,000 (about N150million), to effect the release of just one container out of the 40 seized, it was gathered, was rebuffed by the officers.

Addressing reporters at the Apapa command of the Service while displaying the dollars yesterday, its Comptroller-General, Col. Hameed Ali (retd), said NCS has also impounded two helicopters that can be used for nefarious activities.

One of the helicopters with registration number SN-BLI, the Customs helmsman said, was intended for export, and was concealed in container number PONU7789246, while the second helicopter, a Cessna 182A, was imported into the country from the United States of America for unknown assignment.

Ali said the first helicopter was falsely declared as 388 bags of cashew nuts, while the second was concealed in container number MRKU 4457663 before they were intercepted by some vigilant and patriotic officers of the command.

Its importation, Ali said, violates Section 36 of the Customs and Excise Management Act (CEMA), Cap C45, LFN 2004 over failure to provide End-User-Certificate from the offices of the National Security Adviser and approval from the Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority.

Investigation, the CGC said, was ongoing to fish out the owners of the two helicopters.

See more; https://www.nationalhelm.co/2018/11/nigeria-customs-intercepts-tramadol-worth-n7-3b.html

fredoooooo:


E no go better for IBB anywhere he is