dridowu:
LINTHICUM, Md. (AP) — Customs and Border Patrol agents have seized more than $40,000 in unreported currency from a Nigerian traveler at Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport.

The Department of Homeland Security announced Monday that the man who arrived at BWI on a flight from London on Sunday initially declared that he had $5,000. The man later amended that to $22,000, but officials say customs agents ultimately discovered more than $42,700 on the man and in his luggage. The money was seized and the man was advised on how to file a petition for the return of the currency. He has not been charged with a crime.

There’s no limit on how much currency travelers can import and export, but they must report amounts larger than $10,000.

sukkot:
ok na. was his name ebele ?

hedonistic:


The highlighted part is the difference between oyinbo people and backward law enforcement idiots in Africa and Nigeria in particular.

Ayatullah:


Please you are free to migrate to meet your Oyinbo Masters.

So to your hedonistic mind when they enslaved your forefathers your Oyinbo Masters were fantastic.

onetrack:
This is a standard rule at most airports worldwide. If you have large amounts of cash or other monetary instruments, just declare it. But electronic transfers are much safer anyway.

caprock:
I travelled to Houston George bush airport with 20,000 dollars two weeks ago and I declared the exact amount. There was no problem. You don't have to tell lies. Nigerians should learn to always tell the truth.