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Re: Owerri Customs Seize Goods Worth N857 Million (photos) by konfused: 1:07pm On May 12, 2017
Nkem4040:
Thieves...seizing Igbo goods. Have you ever heard of Hausa-Fulani goods being seized? As for Afonja, they don't import anything of significance...they are good at consuming.


The highest volume of smuggling happens in the north, yet you will not hear about customs seizing their goods. Alhajis are the highest smugglers in Nigeria. The number of custom official stationed from Ore to the East is more than the whole customs official stationed in the whole parts of Nigeria. Sometimes when Igbos cry of marginalization, some folks think they re displaying victim mentality, but thats the reality. May God help us.

The funniest part is that this same goods went through same customs at Lagos ports abi the goods fall from heaven?

Chukwu nyere anyi aka.....

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Re: Owerri Customs Seize Goods Worth N857 Million (photos) by ibkgab001: 1:30pm On May 12, 2017
I see reasons why Amo farms never pay me
Re: Owerri Customs Seize Goods Worth N857 Million (photos) by InvertedHammer: 1:52pm On May 12, 2017
aloziedaya:
You have shown this because maybe the importer refused to settle you. Criminals in custom uniform. Were you not the ones that released them at the wharf?
The police is a baby to the customs when it comes to corruption.
Mad people.

The only solution is to stop importing contraband goods.
How many Customs Officers can one settle? You settle one unit, they tip off the next unit.
People are plain stvpid.
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Re: Owerri Customs Seize Goods Worth N857 Million (photos) by Nkem4040: 1:58pm On May 12, 2017
konfused:


The highest volume of smuggling happens in the north, yet you will not hear about customs seizing their goods. Alhajis are the highest smugglers in Nigeria. The number of custom official stationed from Ore to the East is more than the whole customs official stationed in the whole parts of Nigeria. Sometimes when Igbos cry of marginalization, some folks think they re displaying victim mentality, but thats the reality. May God help us.

The funniest part is that this same goods went through same customs at Lagos ports abi the goods fall from heaven?

Chukwu nyere anyi aka.....

Exactly. Afonjas will never understand...in their minds, we are just whinning
Re: Owerri Customs Seize Goods Worth N857 Million (photos) by ozowarac: 2:06pm On May 12, 2017
THIS NONSENSE HAVE TO STOP , WHY MAKING PEOPLE POOR AND SUFFERING , THE ARE THE ONE THAT OK THE GOOD'S IN WHARF WHY HOLDING SAME GOOD'S IN THE STREET OF OWERRI AGAIN ? IS IT NOT WICKEDNESS?

NIGERIANS SHOULD WAKE UP AND FIGHT TO FINISH .

ALL THIS NONSENSE NEED TO STOP.
Re: Owerri Customs Seize Goods Worth N857 Million (photos) by Nobody: 2:19pm On May 12, 2017
they will now auction the goods and sell it and share the money among themselves, if you think Nigeria will ever be great or become better than it is today, my brother you are deceiving yourself.
Re: Owerri Customs Seize Goods Worth N857 Million (photos) by kudosamass(m): 2:42pm On May 12, 2017
Mr. Uba, you are a failure! Where were you and your men when these items entered the Nigerian territory? Aren't you guys supposed to man the boarders? The last time I checked Owerri or Enugu has no International boundary. So, you allowed the items to move from the boarders to the hinterland and then waylaid them there! What if these chaps had dropped some along the way? What if the ones they dropped were firearms & explosives?
please wisen-up. Don't embarrass yourself again with this type of Press Release that only trumpet incompetence & mediocratic tendencies.
Re: Owerri Customs Seize Goods Worth N857 Million (photos) by Charly68: 2:46pm On May 12, 2017
How did they escape custom duty payment in the first instance,all those on the route they passed should be sacked to wake up the custom guys from their sleep.

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Re: Owerri Customs Seize Goods Worth N857 Million (photos) by ab11baddo(m): 3:11pm On May 12, 2017
Nkem4040:
Thieves...seizing Igbo goods. Have you ever heard of Hausa-Fulani goods being seized? As for Afonja, they don't import anything of significance...they are good at consuming.
is ur type that will saying "other tribes hate us" when all u lots do is to spew rubbish n make everything online tribalistic
Re: Owerri Customs Seize Goods Worth N857 Million (photos) by APCmyheart(m): 11:26pm On May 12, 2017
edlion57:
Der will still end up release it to another cabals...this country don tire me

That's how it's done under GEJ but things has change you hear..
Re: Owerri Customs Seize Goods Worth N857 Million (photos) by Mrlouis: 11:44pm On May 12, 2017
635 cartons of trama-wat
Re: Owerri Customs Seize Goods Worth N857 Million (photos) by Filibuseagle(m): 4:07am On May 13, 2017
stephanie11:


http://politicsngr.com/2017/05/12/owerri-customs-seize-goods-worth-n857-million/
Re: Owerri Customs Seize Goods Worth N857 Million (photos) by Unconditionalov: 6:49am On May 13, 2017
This customs are criminals,they stop container at Benin,and collect 500k,if the person didn't pay they seize his or her goods

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