Jinkamii:
Tramadol worth billions of Naira, this country is in trouble.
Nice one Customs

......More than Trouble sef

Let me gist you guys. They resell it and its ferried during late hours through water ways to warehouse. Whats $400k when they resell for 4 billion naira

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 bribe giving is a crime and condemnable.

Reminds me of WAI in those days.

Thank you Buhari for bringing some sanity back

My brother this success is not because of Hameed Ali but a success borne out of some individual custom officers whose motivation or welfare has not increased since he came in.
In every system no matter his bad,there are people that will not mortgage there conscience for cash grant.

7billion plus in naira.

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?

Stop disgracing urself, d write up is a short one that u can easily read yet u are lazy to read. D consignment worth 7.5 billion naira and bribing it with 150m naira is not a propaganda considering d loss d importers will incurs when lost it to d NCS

This is bad news

When TINUBU’s cocaine industry is flourishing?
All for show.
Dem go seize the drugs sell am for profit ke!

Lazy YOUTHS will always buy to sleep away their BUHARIC-LIFELESSNESS.

*back to work jare*

Olalan:
This is no news cause in the end the owners still get to walk free

Idiot....how will it be news to u...MUMU

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

They don't speak on the other bribes they have collected

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